Battle Hill Masonic Lodge / McGhee King Building
Constructed in 1962, the building at 2391 Benjamin E. Mays Drive evolved from a white Masonic lodge into the headquarters for the Sickle Cell Foundation.
Memorial to the Six Million
Dedicated in 1965, the Memorial to the Six Million stands as the first three-dimensional Holocaust monument in the United States, built by survivors.
Cascade Skating Rink
Founded in 1996, Cascade Family Skating evolved into a legendary hub for Black culture, music, and community resilience on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
Empire Real Estate Board
Founded in 1939, the Empire Real Estate Board was a powerhouse of Black economic strategy, fighting Jim Crow zoning and the Peyton Road Wall for fair housing.
West End Woman’s Club
Operating out of their 1100 Cascade Avenue clubhouse, the West End Woman’s Club acted as the “municipal housekeepers” of Southwest Atlanta.
Cascade Garden Club
Founded in 1933, the Cascade Garden Club shaped the physical beauty of Southwest Atlanta, transforming horticultural passion into a lasting civic identity.
Cascade Community Club
Operating from a 1936 WPA-built stone clubhouse, the Cascade Community Club once served as the powerful civic and political engine of Southwest Atlanta.