| City | Atlanta | State | GA |
| Historical Name | Concordia Hall, Jewish Community Center |
| Year Built | 1892 |
| Building Type | Synagogue |
| Address | 201 Mitchell Street SW |
| Current Name | Concordia Association |
| Name of Builder 1 | Bruce and Morgan | Company |
| Name of Builder 2 |
| Name of Builder 3 |
| Listing | Part of the Hotel Row District |
| National Register Nomination Pending, 1989 |
| Description | Today it is unrecognizable when compared to the original, late 19th century high Victorian |
| facade which featured gabled roofs, arched windows crowned with pediments, parapet cornices |
| and a projecting, onion dome turret at the southwest angled corner. |
| Style |
| Bibliography |
| Significance | Founded in 1866 as a prestigious organization promoting Jewish ties on a less formal affiation |
| than the synagogue. Devoted strictly to recreation for young men born in Germany or Hungary |
| who wished to forster the friendship and cultural heritage of their fatherlands. Concordia Hall is |
| typical of commercial Victorian style and is reflective of mixed popular use. |
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