atlanta became the capital of georgia in 1868.
when did atlanta become the capital of georgia?
1868
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in november 1987, dr. crecine, acting on behalf of georgia tech, volunteered to help atlanta become the host city for the 1996 centennial olympic games and was an active member of the atlanta committee for the olympic games before and after atlanta was chosen as host for the centennial games (from 1988 to 1996). dr. crecine conceived of and arranged funding for the development of a computerized, virtual reality model of the competition, living, and support facilities to be constructed in support of the centennial games as part of atlanta’s bid package. georgia tech was the olympic village during the centennial games. as a result, both on-campus housing and student athletic and recreational facilities more than doubled. georgia tech hosted the boxing, swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, and water polo competitions.
john patrick crecine