Atlanta's Parks and Monuments
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Since the city's beginnings after the War of 1812, Atlanta has had
a tradition of building with a regard for becoming a world-class
metropolis. Before being burned by Union general William T. Sherman
in 1864, the city's appearance was described by noted European
architect and urban planner Leon Krier as looking like London in
the 18th century. Atlanta was surrounded by estates and
plantations, and many of the plantation builders were influenced by
Greek and Roman architecture. The argument of slavery to the
contrary, builders saw Greek temples as symbols of democracy and,
as a result, embraced Greek and Roman revival architecture as the
dominant national style. Great monuments followed in this tradition
to the letter in the capital of the South.
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