Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta Recognize this? (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta How about this? (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta Sure you know the characters, but do you know where in Atlanta you can find this? (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta It's at the Krog Street Tunnel. (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta Here are some more photos from the Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta. (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta The tunnel is in the Caggagetown/Inman Park area of Atlanta. (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta While plenty of bikers and walkers pass thru the tunnel everyday, it's become a favorite of graffiti artists, too. (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta Point your GPS to 1 Krog Street NE to check it out. (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta The art there is there today will be gone tomorrow... (Nelson Hicks)
Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta but something new will pop up in its place. (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum Moving on...where can you find a two-headed cow... (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum a gold telephone... (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum and a UGA game-used football from a 1929 game? (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum All of those can be found inside the Gold Dome... (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum at the Georgia Capitol Museum. (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum The collection fills the halls of the fourth floor. (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum “In November 1889 the General Assembly revived the Office of the State Geologist,” one of the signs in the museum states. “The legislation directed the state geologist to complete a survey of Georgia and to organize a museum. The exhibits would illustrate the state’s natural and economic resources. The collections grew quickly and spread throughout the building. Over the years the museum’s emphasis expanded as new displays joined the old, education generations of Georgia schoolchildren and other visitors.” (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum From political items, to sports memorabilia... (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum to a two-headed snake... (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum to a piece of a roller coaster...you'll find all kinds of things from the state's history. (Nelson Hicks)
Georgia Capitol Museum Here are some more items from the Georgia Capitol Museum. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum Moving on...where can you find this creature? (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum And while we're at it...what is it? (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum This is the GBI Museum in Decatur. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum It features some unusual items the GBI has come across over the years. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum It's inside GBI Headquarters. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum Its most famous exhibit is the "man from outer space." (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum Turns out, it was a hoax. It centered around a bet to get a photo in the newspaper. Three guys found a dead monkey, removed its hair, chopped off its tail and dyed it green. They took it to the local newspaper and claimed they had run it over after finding a flying saucer in the road. The GBI was called in and quickly discovered it was a monkey. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum Check it out along with some other fascinating items at the museum. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum Here are some more photos from the GBI Museum in Decatur. (Nelson Hicks)
GBI Museum Here are some more photos from the GBI Museum in Decatur. (Nelson Hicks)
Moving on...Where am I?
It's home to what might be Elvis' toenail...
and some other odd Elvis items.
This is the Loudermilk Boarding House in Cornelia.
Joni Mabe created the Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis. What started as a college project has turned into a museum in north Georgia.
Elvis Toenail And it it includes some odd items like this toenail. It might be Elvis' because Mabe found it in the shag carpet while touring Graceland some time ago. Does it belong to Elvis? Well, maybe.
And what Elvis museum that truly showed everything Elvis would be complete without some tabloid articles?
And when we say everything Elvis, we do mean everything.
There's Elvis merchandise, too.
There are thousands of items to see. Years ago, she estimated she had 30,000 items. Now, she has no idea.
