Postcard GA Georgia Atlanta Skyline Over Viaducts 1970s Used Chrome

This vintage postcard features the Atlanta, Georgia skyline overlooking viaducts, highlighting the city's architecture and infrastructure from the 1970s.

• Standard postcard size
• Features a full-color cityscape view
• Includes handwritten message on the back
• Postmarked from 1970s
• Crisp detailed imagery

Postcard size = 5.5 x 3.5 inches
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The image is an aerial view of downtown Atlanta, Georgia, circa the mid-1960s. This postcard captures a significant period of development for the city, including the construction of major infrastructure.
The large, circular structure in the foreground is the Atlanta Terminal Station, a major railroad hub that was demolished in the early 1970s.
The image shows the early stages of Atlanta's freeway system development, with highway ramps converging near the station.
This era marked a period of significant urban renewal and growth for Atlanta, which would soon welcome major league sports teams and host key events like the Olympics.
Many of the high-rise buildings visible were part of the post-war construction boom that transformed the city's skyline.

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