Photos of Parade History Today
*NB: Most of these pictures vanished when BeSeen.com closed its doors- I'll fix them as soon as I can!!*
In September of 1999, Chris Stonnell went down to Atlanta and took photographs of locations that have relevance to PARADE. Ever so kindly, he's agreed to share them. Many thanks, Chris!
This building was probably the old Pencil Factory
The Confederate flag in the cemetary.
A marker by Mary's grave
The writing on the marker
(Notice who wrote it, and what songs from PARADE it resembles)
A satin rose left on Mary Phagan's grave.
The building that stands on the spot where Leo Frank was lynched.
The grave of Mrs. C.W. Coleman, Mary Phagan's mother
The sign by Mary Phagan's grave
The text of the sign
A tree that may have been in the grove where Leo Frank died.
