Images from Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, which is housed within a 27,000 square foot Gothic-Tudor Revival mansion and nestled on 12 acres in Atlanta, Georgia. The house, built in 1920, was the home of Charles Howard Candler, son of the founder of the Coca-Cola Company. The house was designed by architect Henry Hornbostel. Today, Callanwolde operates as a non-profit organization devoted to teaching and promoting the visual, literary and performing arts.

Images of Candler Park, a 55-acre park in Atlanta, Georgia that features a golf course, swimming pool, football/soccer field, basketball court, tennis court, and playground. It was named after Asa Griggs Candler, who donated the property in 1922.

Images from Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Georgia. The museum opened in 1992 and is known for its massive dinosaur exhibitions. The museum also has an IMAX theater and holds popular public events like monthly salsa dance nights and the weekly "Martinis & IMAX" program.

Images from Emory University and the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta Georgia. Emory was founded in 1836 and is a private research university and liberal arts college. It is consistently ranked as one of the best colleges in the United States. The Michael C. Carlos Museum boasts 17,000 artifacts in its permanent collection. Emory University Hospital, on the Emory University campus, received the first two Ebola patients to enter the United States.

Images from Sun in My Belly Cafe, located in the Kirkwood community of Atlanta, Georgia. The cafe, founded in 1996 by master chef Alison Lueker, specializes in local and seasonal food with an elegant flair. The restaurant is housed within the historic Bailey’s Hardware building.

Images from University Inn at Emory, a family-owned hotel in downtown Atlanta near Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.