CABBAGETOWN
Welcome to Cabbagetown, a dynamic neighborhood in the heart of Atlanta. Delve into its intricate tapestry, featuring historic mill houses, vibrant street art, and a flourishing artistic community. Explore a curated collection of stories, maps, and articles that unravel the layers of this distinctive urban landscape.
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“Red and green wall graffiti” by Eric Vega, used under the Unsplash license.
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- Catledge, Oraien E. Cabbagetown. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1985.
- Elsas, Nina. The Rehabilitation of Fulton Bag & Cotton Mills: A Case for a Unique Public-History Site and Open-Air Museum. Master’s thesis, Kennesaw State University, 2022.
- Kuhn, Clifford Matthew. “‘A Full History of the Strike as I Saw It’: Atlanta’s Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills Workers and Their Representations through the 1914-1915 Strike.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1993.
- McGinley, Frank Bingham. “Cabbages and Kings: The Process of Gentrification in Cabbagetown.” Master’s thesis, University of Tennessee, 1998. https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_gradthes/10293.
- Porter, Pam Durban. Cabbagetown Families, Cabbagetown Food. Atlanta: Patch Publications, 1976.
- Booker, Lauren. 2019. “How a Mill Settlement in Atlanta Evolved into Modern-Day Cabbagetown.” WABE.
- Grable, Stephen. “The Other Side of the Tracks: Cabbagetown—A Working-Class Neighborhood in Transition During the Early Twentieth Century.” Atlanta Historical Journal 26 (1982): 51-66.