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You Say You Want a Revolution: Four Southern cities that helped shaped a nation

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By Kevin Benefield Verified, Emma Hunt Verified, Jennifer Bradley Franklin Verified, Rebecca Burns
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Annual Fourth of July celebrations at Old Salem Museum & Gardens Lexington and Concord, Boston and Philadelphia, the Delaware River and Valley Forge. When we reflect on the birth of the nation, these are the places that naturally come to mind. But as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and America’s beginning, we want to give the South its due.
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You Say You Want a Revolution: Four Southern cities that helped shape a nation

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By Kevin Benefield Verified, Emma Hunt Verified, Jennifer Bradley Franklin Verified, Rebecca Burns
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Annual Fourth of July celebrations at Old Salem Museum & Gardens Lexington and Concord, Boston and Philadelphia, the Delaware River and Valley Forge. When we reflect on the birth of the nation, these are the places that naturally come to mind. But as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and America’s beginning, we want to give the South its due.
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One City, Three Ways: Chattanooga, Tennessee

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By Emma Hunt Verified
| Atlanta Magazine Verified
Walnut Street Bridge Courtesy Chattanooga Tourism In the mid-20th century, Chattanooga was the most polluted city in America. After a massive environmental transformation that began in the ’70s, this mountain town in the Appalachian foothills became one of the country’s cleanest, cementing it as a favorite outdoors destination.
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