Colonial Dames 17th Century Marker

Atlanta, GA

The Colonial Dames 17th Century Marker is located in Atlanta, GA, and serves as a historical tribute to the contributions of women from this period. The marker highlights the significance of their role in early American history and aims to educate visitors about their influence. Set in a peaceful park setting, it offers a moment of reflection and appreciation for the past.

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