Downtown Atlanta showing location of Communicable Disease Center facilities
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Description:Maps of CDC facilities in Sept. 1949: downtown Atlanta and Chamblee Georgia, "approximately 14 miles" apart. ; A. Volunteer Building, 16 Luckie Street ; • Medical Director in Charge ; • Executive Office ; • Administrative Division ; • Engineering Division ; • Entomology Division ; • Epidemiology Division ; • Veterinary Public Health Division ; B. Baptist Building, 291 Peachtree Street ; • Laboratory Division ; • Library, Adm. Div. ; C. Rialto Building, 78 ½ Forsyth Street ; • Equipment and Maintenance Brance, Engr. Div. ; • Fly Control Branch, Engr. Div. ; • Typhus and Rodent Control Branch, Engr. Div. ; • Medical and Dental Clinic ; D. Ginn Building, 165 Luckie Street ; • Service Branch, Adm. Div. ; • Personnel Branch, Adm. Div. ; • Training Division ; E. John Silvey Building, 114 Marietta Street ; • Technical Reports Branch, Adm. Div. ; • Statistical Branch, Epid. Div. ; F. 273 Ivy Street ; • Carpenter Shop ; G. 195 Whitehall Street ; • Warehouse ; H. 111 Ivy Street ; • Motor Base ; I. 125 Ivy Street ; • Supply Branch, Administration ; J. Chamblee, Georgia ; • V.A. Hospital ; o Production Division ; o Laboratory Division ; CDC-9-20-49-5 00
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