The Granada Apartments in Atlanta opened in 1924. The Spanish Colonial style building was designed by Havis & Constantine. Credit: Archive Atlanta/Facebook.

Georgia adds 11 new listings to the Georgia Register of Historic Places

Georgia added 11 new listings to the Georgia Register of Historic Places in 2025, according to a news release.

Georgia’s National Register Review Board approved the new listings at a meeting in October, and the Georgia Department of Community Affairs highlighted the move as part of its effort to build strong and vibrant communities.

The new listings include:

• First Federal Savings & Loan Association Headquarters; Savannah, Chatham County
• Waleska Elementary School; Waleska, Cherokee County
• Chalk Level Historic District; Newnan, Coweta County
• Euharlee Elementary School; Rockmart, Polk County
• Brooks Historic District; Brooks, Fayette County
• The Building at 220 Sunset Avenue; Atlanta, Fulton County
• Atlanta Constitution Building; Atlanta, Fulton County
• Granada Apartments; Atlanta, Fulton County
• Mark Inn East; Atlanta, Fulton County
• Milton Avenue School; Atlanta, Fulton County
• Stewart Avenue Industrial Historic District; Atlanta, Fulton County

“The Historic Preservation Division hopes sharing this information will encourage more historic property preservation through public awareness, as well as foster appreciation of its impact on our social and economic lives,” read the news release.

To learn more about each listing, visit dca.georgia.gov.