It's a park
with free parking.
Quite well landscaped and cozy.
The leaning tree is charming.
Folks don't think much about WW1 these days.
The benches list the battlefields.
The Pershing Point Apartments were once here.
Looking north to the curvy Ivesco Building. Buck Crook's Rhodes Center is the modest white building on the left. Rhodes Hall is just behind.
The silhouette has a silhouette.
I guess he's looking at the Mastermind thinker dude.
The Winnwood Apartments is a reminder of the classic days of Pershing Point architecture.
South on Peachtree towards Colony Square and the Reid House.
South on West Peachtree towards Atlantic Center.
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Leigh and I lived at the Winwood when we first set up housekeeping together, our first and last Atlanta summer without airconditioning! Apart from a breeze, those open windows brought us the hum of Peachtree Street. From entrepreneurial car window washers to some Ansley Park kids who soaped the Federal Home Loan Bank fountain one night, 'twas never a dull moment.
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