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Where Peachtree Meets Sweet Auburn: The Saga of Two Families and the Making of Atlanta Doolittle and she was adamant inAuthor: Pomerantz, Gary M. Number Of Pages: 656 Release Date: 06 05 1996 Details: There is an intersection in Atlanta where two worlds meet; where the architecture changes dramatically, the texture of the buildings reflecting two histories, separate and distinct. It is a crossing of two boulevards for dreamers in the South, white and black. On the one hand, there are the gleaming sky scrapers of Peachtree, the street where Gone With the Wind author