MYSTERY PHOTO: Stretch your memory with searchlight

So many people have sent in searchlight photos so that this feature might have to change to “Searchlight Mystery!”  Here’s another, so put on your own mental searchlight, and see if you can tell us where this one is located. Send your answers to ebrack2@gmail.com, and list your hometown.

The last mystery was a taken from a “high” view.  It was a Peachtree Street view high up in the High Museum in Atlanta, taken by George Graf of Palmyra, Va. 

Among those identifying this mystery were Pat Bruschini, Peachtree Corners; David Will, Lilburn; Jay Altman, Columbia, S. C.;  Sherwin Levinson, Lawrenceville; Billy Chism, Toccoa; Scott Mullenix, Peachtree Corners; and Allan Peel of San Antonio, Texas.  He added: “This mystery photo shows a rooftop view of the Stent Family Wing of the High Museum of Art in Midtown Atlanta, and was shot from the outdoor balcony on the Skyway Level (Level 4) of the building. 

“The Stent Family Wing was built in 1983 to serve as the architectural centerpiece of the Woodruff Arts Center campus. The building, which was originally known simply as the High Museum of Art building, was renamed to the Stent Family Wing after a substantial contribution from Atlanta philanthropists Margaret and Terry Stent, whose ongoing support helped fund expansions that strengthened the museum’s programs, making the High one of the most architecturally significant museums in the Southeast.”

• SHARE A MYSTERY PHOTO:  If you have a photo that you believe will stump readers, send it along (but  make sure to tell us what it is because it may stump us too!)  Click here to send an email  and please mark it as a photo submission.  Thanks.

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Three county building get new identities 

Gwinnett County has updated names to three buildings around the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center campus.

The buildings have been renamed to help visitors differentiate the buildings on the campus and to better reflect the services housed in each one. The names of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center and the Nash Court Building inside GJAC will not change