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Overview
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About West End
After the American Civil War the area was home mainly railway Laborers expulsion by the high cost of living in Atlanta, and as late as 1876 had only 150 households, most of which were the Laborers (the only known name is Jonathan Norcross). By the 1880s, many wealthy Atlantans built large estates here, and where they came from, the main street of Gordon Street became a bustling commercial district.
Continued good growth in the twentieth century, but the problems of intown, Atlanta 1960 and 1970 come into contact with the West End was hit particularly hard. In 2000, a lot of it still looked wrong but a few bright spots in a wave of investments due to the opening of the intown Atlanta rejuvinate the beginning of the region. Particular attention was the Candler-Smith Historic Warehouse District, a commercial building, residential lofts and an artist, until it is emptied after the fire in 2oo5.
The biggest tourist spot here is Joel Chandler Harris's estate called Wren's Nest and the Mall at West End. Has served on the West End MARTA station and is home to the Atlanta University Center, or (AUC), which consists of Spelman College, Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University, among others.