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Book Title: History Of Athens And Clarke County

THE GEORGIAN HOTEL

   The Georgian is one of the most modern hotels in Georgia, every room
steam-heated, and fire-proof. There are one hundred and twenty-five
rooms—seventy-five with hath, and the entire complement is tastefully and
comfortably furnished.

   The Georgian is operated under lease by H. R. and C. R. Cannon, of Atlanta,
Ga., who are also operating the New Cecil and Terminal Hotels of that city.

   The Georgian is under personal management of Mr. W. H. Cannon, who has placed
it in the forefront of Southern hostelries. Connected with it is a large dining
salon, terrace tea garden and soda parlors.

   Rates are $1.50 to $3.50 daily.

   Located on five national highways, and in the heart of Athens the Georgian is
popular with all tourists and travelers, and is headquarters for conventions in
Athens.


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