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Atlanta History Center's 'Shocktails' Event Bridges Past and Present

Discover Atlanta's rich history at the Atlanta History Center's after-hours events. From the stunning Westview Abbey to captivating 'Shocktails' nights, there's always something intriguing to explore.

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At the bottom, we see the stairs. On the right side, we see the grass and the trees. In the middle,...
At the bottom, we see the stairs. On the right side, we see the grass and the trees. In the middle, we see a commemorative plaque. Beside that, we see the railing. Behind that, we see the graves. There are trees and the buildings in the background.

Atlanta History Center's 'Shocktails' Event Bridges Past and Present

The Atlanta History Center is bridging the gap between the city's past and present through engaging after-hours events. The latest, 'History on the Rocks: Shocktails', is set for Wednesday at the Margaret Mitchell House.

East Lake resident Anastasia Owen recently attended an event at Westview Cemetery, where she commended the architecture and tour of Westview Abbey. The abbey, a Spanish Gothic mausoleum and chapel, was built in 1943 and boasts 27 stunning stained glass panels illustrating the life of Jesus Christ. It can accommodate over 11,000 entombments.

Westview Cemetery, one of the largest in the southeastern United States, is rich in history and notable residents. It's the final resting place of Asa Candler Jr., heir to Coca-Cola, and Henry Grady, among other influential figures. Hundreds of people recently gathered at the cemetery to celebrate Atlanta's history at the Atlanta History Center's Party with the Past event.

The Atlanta History Center continues to connect residents with the city's past through captivating after-hours events. The upcoming 'History on the Rocks: Shocktails' promises an engaging evening at the Margaret Mitchell House. Meanwhile, Westview Cemetery stands as a testament to Atlanta's history, housing prominent figures and architectural marvels like Westview Abbey.

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