Atlanta is a very small town on the Mother Road. The three things that I think are a must see are the octogonal library, the hot dog man, and the place for the best pie!
On this trip, the library was finally open. They have limited hours. The octogonal-shaped library serves just 2,200 people and was built in 1908. In the 2012-2013 timeframe, the library underwent a project to bring it back to its original decor inside. It's a beautiful building with high arches, sitting areas, and antiques.
The Palms Grill is the place for the best pie. The diner was opened in 1934 along the Mother Road. It has been restored to the feel of yesteryears where there are small tables with vinyl seats, a long counter with stools, and some vintage decor to complete the look. The food is a good diner selection; however, what they are known for is the homemade pie. We stopped in just for pie. The peach pie was wonderful!
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