Atlanta Magazine: Six things you didn’t know about Arabia Mountain

More coverage about our new book, Images of America: Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area! Read the opening excerpt:

“Though Arabia Mountain is best known for its unmistakable, lunar-like terrain, the crater-speckled mountain has many more stories to tell. The 40,000-acre heritage area is home to a rare flower species, one of the oldest African American communities in the state, and a monastery that dates to 1944. Three past presidents have ties to the Heritage Area, and the mountain was for many years the largest producer of granite used in chicken grit–the finely ground stone that helps fowl break down their food.”

Click here to read the rest of Nicole Letts’ article about the new Images of America book about the Heritage Area.