Roth, Darlene R.

In 1977 the City of Atlanta dismantled a steel overhead bridge on Marietta Road at Milepost 148.8H, which spanned the Inman Transfer Yards of the Southern Railway System.

Archeological testing was conducted on properties destined to be impacted by MARTA's Proctor Creek rail line construction. The program confirmed that portions of the Atlanta municipal dump (1884-1910) fall within the impact zone.

Between mid-December 1985 and the end of March 1986, Darlene Roth & Associates, Inc. conducted a cultural resource survey of five proposed routes and route segments in three areas of metropolitan Atlanta.

From October, 1983 until January, 1984, a search was conducted to identify sources and collect information on the history of Nancy Creek Primitive Baptist Church and Cemetery.

Johnsontown was a low-income black community on the northside of Atlanta, which existed between 1912, when Columbus and Callie Johnson first bought property in the neighborhood, and 1982, when the creation of the Lenox Square MARTA rapid rail station necessitated its demolition.