Credits/Bibliography

Atlanta Constitution Business Files, Atlanta History Center.

Atlanta Urban Design Commission. Memorandum: Designation of a Landmark Building [The M. Rich and Brothers and Company Building]. 23 June 2000.

Barnwell, Katherine. “Georgia History, Constitution's Part In It Now Being Sculpted.” Atlanta Constitution 27 June 1948, sec. A:8.

“Company Leases Constitution Building.” Snap Shots [Georgia Power newsletter] June 1953, 1.

“Constitution Moving Day.” Newsweek (5 January 1948).

“Constitution Amended.” Time (5 January 1948).

Craig, Robert M. Atlanta Architecture: Art Deco to Modern Classic, 1929-1959.Gretna, Louisiana: Pelican Publishing Company, Inc., 1995.

“Departments Absorb Space Vacated by Division Move.” Snap Shots [Georgia Power Newsletter] August 1953.

Department of Transportation, State of Georgia. Assessment of No Effect to the Terminus Historic District, No Adverse Effect to the Circle Wye Railroad Junction, Adverse Effect to the Spring Street Viaduct, Adverse Effect to the Southern Railway Station, No Effect to the Ansley Park Historic District, No Effect to Piedmont Park, No Effect to the Virginia-Highland Historic District, Adverse Effect to the Georgia Power Atlanta Division Building. September 1994.

Georgia Power. Annual Report. Atlanta, Georgia, 1953.

Howland, William S. “Unforgettable Ralph McGill.” Reader’s Digest August 1971, 63-67.

Hurt, Bob and Reg Murphy. “Ralph McGill Dies Here in 70^th Year After Heart Attack.” Atlanta Constitution 4 February 1969.

Kuhn, Clifford, Harland E. Joye and E. Bernard West. Living Atlanta - An oral history of the city 1914-1948. Athens, Georgia: University of Georgia Press, 1990.

Martin, Harold H. Atlanta and Environs: Volume III. Athens, Georgia: The University of Georgia Press, 1987.

Martin, Harold. “Julian Harris to Carve Giant Mural On Constitution Front.” Atlanta Constitution 11 January 1948, sec. A:6.

McGill, Ralph. “The Constitution Moves: To a Greater Building, And a Greater Future.” Atlanta Constitution 29 December 1947, sec. A:1.

“’Operation Big Switch’ Goes Off Without Hitch.” Snap Shots [Georgia Power Newsletter] September 1953, p. 3.

Patterson, Eugene. “We Like the Harris Design.” Atlanta Constitution 30 November 1962.

Price, Bem. “The Constitution Says Farewell to a Fabulous Building.” Atlanta Constitution 28 December 1947, sec. A:16.

Robert and Company Business Files, Atlanta History Center.

Spalding, Jack. “A Vote for Julian Harris.” Atlanta Journal 27 November 1962.

Historic Photographs: The Lane Brothers Collection, Special Collections Department, Georgia State University. Access online at: www.library.gsu.edu/spcoll/