ATLANTA DAILY WORLD – For the first time, everyone everywhere can engage with these organizations across the city in one digital location and discover its unique culture–from iconic images from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, to the history of hip-hop with Georgia Tech, and fine art at the High Museum. As travel and tourism opens, Google Arts & Culture hopes Atlantans will be reminded just how much their city has to offer, and that visitors will be encouraged to discover the city for themselves.
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