Apartments near Breman Jewish Heritage Museum in Atlanta, GA (879 Rentals)

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521 Allen Rd NE

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898 North Avenue NE

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1400 W Peachtree St NW

2115 Piedmont Rd NE

2144 Peachtree Rd NW

1777 Peachtree St NE

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1273 Williams St NW

1083 Atlantic Dr

978 Myrtle St NE

1280 W Peachtree St NW

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Brookwood Place On Peachtree

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Peachtree Walk

1010 Midtown

Park Central

The Plaza

1065 Midtown

Ansley Above The Park Condominium

1072-1074 State St NW

The Plaza Midtown

923 Peachtree St NE

Tuscany

Spire

MidCity Lofts

Cornerstone Village

897 Argonne Ave NE

Ansley South Cooperative

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Apartment-ites of all nationalities are in awe of the artifacts and findings at the Breman Jewish Heritage Museum. The lives of Atlanta Jews from 1845 forward are reconstructed and explained for us. Learn the amazing story of strength by visiting the two core galleries and the special events and exhibits through out the year. Research in the library and Weinberg Center for Holocaust Education. Junior apartment-ties in Atlanta often visit the museum on field trips and special events. The experience is immeasurable and is something everyone should have. Visit alone or with a group for special rates.
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