Brookwood Hills

Coordinates: 33°48′21″N 84°23′23″W / 33.80583°N 84.38972°W / 33.80583; -84.38972
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Brookwood Hills Historic District
Atlanta, Georgia
Coordinates33°48′21″N 84°23′23″W / 33.80583°N 84.38972°W / 33.80583; -84.38972
Built1922
ArchitectBurdette Realty; Kauffman, O.F.
Architectural styleClassical Revival, Bungalow/Craftsman, Tudor Revival
NRHP reference No.79003776
Added to NRHPDecember 21, 1979[1]

Brookwood Hills is a

Atlanta Campaign
.

Location

Brookwood Hills is located near the heart of Atlanta, only a few miles away from the

MARTA tracks (just south of Peachtree Creek) to the north, and Clear Creek
to the east.

The

I-75 to the northwest and I-85 to the northeast into the Downtown Connector
to the south.

The Brookwood Hills Community Club (BWHCC) also owns the park and pool in the center of Brookwood Hills.

History and development

Brookwood Hills was the creation of the Burdett family. Benjamin first created the neighborhood on the

saplings during Brookwood Hills' founding, which now stand tall and are the trademark
quality of the neighborhood. The area developed by Benjamin and Arthur Burdett is now registered as the Brookwood Hills Historic District.

In November 2011 the City of Atlanta began a project to repair damaged sidewalks and curbs in front of approximately 50 homes in the neighborhood.[2]

Brookwood Hills Community Club

The hub of the community is the Brookwood Hills Community Club, which includes a park, pool, two

Easter egg hunt
take place here.

Brookwood Hills Bullfrogs

The Brookwood Hills pool hosts its own swim team. Their mascot is a bullfrog. This team competes in the Atlanta Swim Association summer league. They start practices in late April, and compete through the end of June or beginning of July. Every year, they compete at Georgia Tech for the Atlanta Swim Association championships. In 2013, Brookwood Hills won both their division and the overall championship title.[3] More recently, Brookwood Hills won the Division 4 Championship in 2023 and 2022. They received second place in Division 4 in 2021.

Notable current and past residents

Schools

Public

Brookwood Hills is covered by Atlanta Public Schools, and is in the school attendance district of:

Private

Popular private schools in the area include:

External links

References

  1. ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. April 15, 2008.
  2. ^ Jeremiah McWilliams, "Atlanta to fix sidewalks in Brookwood Hills neighborhood", Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 20, 2011
  3. ^ https://swimswam.com/atlanta-swimming-association-the-biggest-meet-in-the-country/