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Mid-20  Century DeKalb
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        the Southeast. In the first year, 1,300 employees were on the
        production line – so many more people, that new stores and
        services would be added to the community.
            DeKalb was becoming a treasured place enriched
        by dynamic communities connected to their industries,
        churches, parks, and cultural offerings. The DeKalb
        Historical Society formed in 1947 (now known as DeKalb
        History Center in the courthouse) with a mission to collect,
        preserve, and share the wide-ranging stories of the people
        and places of DeKalb County.
            Still, a struggle for equality will always raise its voice,
        around the world, and here in DeKalb County. The
        National Association for the Advancement of Colored
        People (NAACP) Branch of Decatur established in 1955.
        Voting registration and equal access to education formed
        first initiatives.
            The arrest in Decatur of civil rights leader Dr. Martin
        Luther King, Jr. was publicly decried by President Kennedy.
        It led to groundswell support for Kennedy among voters of
        color and is considered a major contributing factor in the
        formation of the modern Civil Rights movement.

































                                                                                 Emory University Hospital’s building, 1950 (top);
                                                                                 Veterans Administration Medical Center opens in
                                                                                 Decatur in 1967 (center); General Motors operates
                                                                                 Doraville assembly plant from 1947 to 2008 (bottom)




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