"The Atlanta Century" refers to a historical project that was presented as a weekly series in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
- Nature of the Project:
- It was a series of historical recreations, presented in the format of a weekly newspaper, that chronicled the events of the American Civil War era, specifically from March 1860 to May 1865.
- It was created by Norman Shavin.
- It ran as a weekly feature in the Sunday edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
- It was a series of historical recreations, presented in the format of a weekly newspaper, that chronicled the events of the American Civil War era, specifically from March 1860 to May 1865.
- Purpose:
- The project aimed to provide readers with a contemporary perspective on the Civil War, as if they were reading a newspaper from that time.
- It included news, illustrations, political cartoons, and even classified ads, reflecting the era.
- Publication:
- The series was later compiled into a book titled "The Atlanta Century: America's History (1860-1865) in Weekly Newspaper Format."
- The series was later compiled into a book titled "The Atlanta Century: America's History (1860-1865) in Weekly Newspaper Format."
- Essentially it was a historical recreation published within a modern newspaper.
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