This was the second Kimball Hotel, built in 1885; the first was built in 1870 and burned to the ground after a fire was started by a “careless cigar-smoking lemon dealer.” [(Photo of the original Kimball House.)](http://atlantasupperwestside.com/Site/Fulton_files/kimballH1870.jpg)
The_Astro_Voyagersays
It’s a shame seeing all these old, ornate buildings destroyed by fire. Is it financially reasonable to make buildings like this nowadays, or have costs/regulations gone up too high?
CrotchWolfsays
Boy this place was architecturally a jumbled mess.
Marta_McLantasays
I think that building to the left is actually still there
gravityfalls456 says
This was the second Kimball Hotel, built in 1885; the first was built in 1870 and burned to the ground after a fire was started by a “careless cigar-smoking lemon dealer.” [(Photo of the original Kimball House.)](http://atlantasupperwestside.com/Site/Fulton_files/kimballH1870.jpg)
The_Astro_Voyager says
It’s a shame seeing all these old, ornate buildings destroyed by fire. Is it financially reasonable to make buildings like this nowadays, or have costs/regulations gone up too high?
CrotchWolf says
Boy this place was architecturally a jumbled mess.
Marta_McLanta says
I think that building to the left is actually still there
TheHykos says
The same intersection and view now:
https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7531279,-84.3896454,3a,60y,354.56h,101.29t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_8oxpiR9ckHlbFt1SBuFQg!2e0!7i16384!8i8192