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((Short description|Main street of Atlanta, Georgia, USA))
((more citations needed|date=August 2021))
((Use American English|date=October 2020))
((Use mdy dates|date=October 2020))((Infobox street
|name= Peachtree Street
|image=Peachtree.jpg
|caption=People celebrating on Peachtree Street
|marker_image= [[File:US 19.svg|50px]] [[File:Georgia 9.svg|50px]] [[File:Georgia 141.svg|60px]]
|alternate_name= Peachtree Road, Peachtree Boulevard, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard
|length_mi=18.02
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|direction_a=South
| namesake    =Standing Peachtree, named in turn for a [[peach tree]] or [[pinus|pine ("pitch") tree]]
|terminus_a=[[Memorial Drive (Atlanta)|Memorial Drive SW]] / Cooper Street SW / Whitehall Street SW / Forsyth Street SW in [[South Downtown|South Downtown, Atlanta]]
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*((jct|state=GA|SR|154)) in South Downtown, Atlanta
*((jct|state=GA|US|29|US|78|US|278|SR|8)) on the [[Downtown Atlanta|Downtown]]–[[Midtown Atlanta]] neighborhood line
*((jct|state=GA|US|19|SR|9)) in Midtown Atlanta
*((jct|state=GA|US|19|SR|9|SR|141)) in [[Buckhead|Buckhead, Atlanta]]
*((jct|state=GA|SR|237)) in Buckhead, Atlanta
*((jct|state=GA|SR|141)) in [[Chamblee, Georgia|Chamblee]]
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|direction_b=North
|terminus_b=((jct|state=GA|SR|141)) in [[Doraville, Georgia|Doraville]]
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'''Peachtree Street''' is one of several major streets running through the city of [[Atlanta]], Georgia, United States.  Beginning at [[Five Points (Atlanta)|Five Points]] in [[downtown Atlanta]], it runs North through [[Midtown Atlanta|Midtown]]; a few blocks after entering into [[Buckhead (Atlanta)|Buckhead]], the name changes to '''Peachtree Road''' at Deering Road. Much of the [[city|city's]] [[historic]] and noteworthy architecture is located along the street, and it is often used for annual [[parade]]s, (such as the Atlanta St. Patrick's Day Parade and Atlanta [[Children's Christmas Parade|Christmas Parade]]), as well as one-time parades celebrating events such as the 100th [[anniversary]] of [[Coca-Cola]] in 1986 and the [[Atlanta Braves]]' [[1995 World Series|1995]] and [[2021 World Series|2021]] World Series victories.

==History==
[[File:Peachtree1907.jpg|thumb|left|Peachtree Street in 1907, carrying streetcar, horse, and automobile traffic.]]
Atlanta grew on a site occupied by the [[Creek (people)|Creek]] people, which included a major village called Standing Peachtree.  There is some dispute over whether the Creek settlement was called Standing Peachtree or Standing ''Pitch'' Tree, corrupted later to ''peach''.  [[Pine tree]]s, common to the area, were also known as [[pitch (resin)|pitch]] trees due to their [[plant sap|sap]].<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=fl6xNpS6qUUC&lpg=PA750&dq=whitehall%20street%20name%20change%20peachtree&pg=PA8 Franklin M. Garrett, ''Atlanta and Environs'', p. 8]</ref>

A trail known as the Peachtree Trail stretched from [[northeast Georgia]] to Standing Pitch Tree along the [[Chattahoochee River]].<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.buckhead.net/history/creek-indians/index.html|title = Buckhead - Atlanta, Georgia - History - Creek Indians))</ref> The original Peachtree Road began in 1812 at [[Fort Daniel]] located at Hog Mountain in present-day [[Gwinnett County, Georgia|Gwinnett County]] and ran along the course of the trail to the Chattahoochee.  Some portions of the present road trace this route.

After the [[American Civil War]] a shantytown named [[Tight Squeeze]] developed at Peachtree at what is now 10th Street in [[Midtown Atlanta]]. It was infamous for vagrancy, desperation, and robberies of merchants transiting the settlement.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=hBgF5_3xzEQC&pg=PA746 ''Atlanta and Environs: A Chronicle of Its People and Events, 1820s-1870s'', p.746, Franklin M. Garrett]</ref><ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=2MqTAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA19 ''Wicked Atlanta: The Sordid Side of Peach City History'', p.19, Laurel-Ann Dooley]</ref>

In 1867, the name of '''Whitehall Street''', the original road to White Hall Tavern in today's [[West End (Atlanta)|West End]] neighborhood, was changed to Peachtree Street from Marietta Street south to the railroad crossing (now "gulch") just north of Alabama Street.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=fl6xNpS6qUUC&lpg=PA750&dq=whitehall%20street%20name%20change%20peachtree&pg=PA746 Franklin M. Garrett, ''Atlanta and Environs'', p. 746]</ref> Later in the 1980s,<ref>[http://www.atlantatimemachine.com/downtown/whitehall02.htm '"Atlanta Time Machine'']</ref> the portion of '''Whitehall Street''' from Five Points south to Forsyth Street and Memorial Drive, a major shopping district from the Civil War through mid-20th century, was renamed Peachtree Street SE. 
[[File:METROPOLITAN ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY (MARTA) BUSES IN DOWNTOWN ATLANTA, GEORGIA. VOTERS HAVE AUTHORIZED A ONE... - NARA - 556791.tif|thumbnail|Peachtree Street, [[downtown Atlanta]], 1974]]
In 2007, [[Atlanta mayor]] [[Shirley Franklin]] unveiled a $1 billion, 20-year plan to transform Peachtree Street with streetscape upgrades, public parks, buried utilities, and the addition of a [[streetcar]], based on a sixteen-month study by the [[Peachtree Corridor Partnership]] [[task force]].<ref name="ABC-TaskForce">((cite web |url=http://atlanta.bizjournals.com/atlanta/stories/2007/04/02/story7.html |title=Streetcar named Peachtree may not begin when desired |author=Mahoney, Ryan |publisher=Atlanta Business Chronicle |date=2007-03-30 |access-date=2007-05-21))</ref><ref>[PAUL DONSKY, MARIA SAPORTA, "A new Peachtree for $1 billion",''Atlanta Journal-Constitution'', February 14, 2007]</ref>

==Nomenclature==
[[File:Peachtree St in Midtown.jpg|thumb|Peachtree Street as it travels through [[Midtown Atlanta|Midtown]]]]
[[File:Atlanta, GA Peachtree streets.png|thumb|Atlanta streets with some variant of "Peachtree" highlighted]]
The Peachtree name is common throughout the Atlanta area. In fact, it is often joked by natives that half of the streets in Atlanta are named Peachtree, and the other half have five names to make up for it.((Citation needed|date=April 2013))  While “Peachtree” alone almost always refers to this street or its continuations, there are 71 streets in Atlanta with a variant of “Peachtree” in their name.<ref>[https://www.wabe.org/peachtree-street/ Peachtree Street on Atlanta Sounds]</ref> Some include:
* [[Peachtree Creek]] Road
* Peachtree Lane
* Peachtree Avenue
* Peachtree Circle
* Peachtree Place
* Peachtree Drive
* Peachtree Plaza
* Peachtree Way
* Peachtree Memorial Drive
* New Peachtree Road
* Peachtree Walk
* Peachtree Park Drive
* Peachtree Parkway
* Peachtree Valley Road
* Peachtree Battle Avenue (commemorating the [[Battle of Peachtree Creek]])
* Peachtree Dunwoody Road (running between Peachtree Street and [[Dunwoody, Georgia]])
* Old Peachtree Road (traces part of the route of the original Peachtree Trail for which the road is named; in [[Gwinnett County, Georgia|Gwinnett County]].) 
[[File:Stpatrick parade atlanta.jpg|thumb|250px|Atlanta St. Patrick's Day Parade on Peachtree Street, 2013]]
Peachtree is also seen in place names: 
* [[Peachtree Center]] is a major development of [[skyscraper]]s and other [[high-rise]]s in downtown, with Peachtree Center Avenue running a block east of Peachtree Street.
* [[Peachtree City, Georgia|Peachtree City]] is a planned-suburb golf community located south of the city, in [[Fayette County, Georgia|Fayette County]].
* [[Peachtree Corners, Georgia|Peachtree Corners]] is also a planned suburb located north of the city, in [[Gwinnett County, Georgia|Gwinnett County]].

===West Peachtree Street===
'''West Peachtree Street''' is not a western branch of Peachtree Street, but a major parallel (and unlike Peachtree, almost perfectly straight) due north–south street running one block west of Peachtree Street through downtown, and mostly two or three blocks west (due to the curves in Peachtree Street) through Midtown.  West Peachtree divides the northeast and northwest [[quadrant (plane geometry)|quadrant]]s of the city and county for [[street address]]ing purposes.

Where the current Peachtree Street turns to Peachtree Road and briefly heads northwest, it actually crosses West Peachtree, leaving it on the "east" side.  It is at this point that the [[Buford Highway|Buford]]-Spring Connector ([[Georgia 13]]) begins, taking the route of old [[I-85 (GA)|I-85]].  The studios of [[WSB-TV]] are located on this section of “West” Peachtree Street ((citation needed|date=May 2017)), which terminates at I-85. The [[Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority|MARTA]] [[Red Line (MARTA)|Red]]/[[Gold Line (MARTA)|Gold]] lines run directly under West Peachtree Street. The [[Civic Center station (MARTA)|Civic Center MARTA Station]] is located under West Peachtree street where the road crosses the [[Downtown Connector]] 
([[Interstate 75 in Georgia|I-75]]/[[Interstate 85 in Georgia|85]]) The station is notable as it is among a very small number of subway stations in the world that are simultaneously above a highway and below street level.

The intersection of the two Peachtree streets in downtown form [[Hardy Ivy Park]], while in midtown, the intersection forms [[Pershing Point Park]].

==Route numbers==
From the Buford–Spring Connector north to Roswell Road, Peachtree Street and Peachtree Road carry [[U.S. Route 19 in Georgia|U.S. Route&nbsp;19]] (US&nbsp;19) and [[Georgia State Route 9|State Route&nbsp;9]] (SR&nbsp;9). At a five-way [[intersection (road)|intersection]] with East/West Paces Ferry Road at the center of the original [[Buckhead Village]], US&nbsp;19 and SR&nbsp;9 split off onto Roswell Road, while [[Georgia State Route 141|SR&nbsp;141]] begins on Peachtree instead. South of the connector, US&nbsp;19 and SR&nbsp;9 continue on two [[one-way street]]s: West Peachtree Street northbound and Spring Street southbound.

Peachtree meets Piedmont Road ([[Georgia State Route 237|SR&nbsp;237]]) between Buckhead Village and Lenox Square. Besides the southwestern terminus of [[Georgia State Route 13|SR&nbsp;13]] (mentioned above) the only other major intersection in Atlanta is at [[North Avenue (Atlanta)|North Avenue]], which carries [[U.S. Route 29 in Georgia|US&nbsp;29]], [[U.S. Route 78 in Georgia|US&nbsp;78]], [[U.S. Route 278 in Georgia|US&nbsp;278]], and [[Georgia State Route 8|SR&nbsp;8]].

There are no direct [[highway interchange]]s from Peachtree to the [[Downtown Connector]] ([[Interstate 75 in Georgia|I-75]]/[[Interstate 85 in Georgia|I-85]]), I-85 itself, or [[Georgia State Route 400|SR&nbsp;400]] [[freeway]]s, all of which it crosses.

==Landmarks==
[[File:Peachtree St Atlanta.jpg|thumb|Modern glass structures on Peachtree Street in [[Midtown Atlanta|Midtown]]]]
Many of Atlanta's most prominent buildings and [[landmark]]s are located along Peachtree Street.  In downtown, [[191 Peachtree Tower]], [[Georgia-Pacific Tower]], [[Westin Peachtree Plaza]] and [[SunTrust Plaza]] all line Peachtree.  In Midtown, [[Bank of America Plaza (Atlanta)|Bank of America Plaza]], Atlanta's tallest building, is a block south of the [[Fox Theatre (Atlanta)|"Fabulous" Fox Theatre]], a grand [[movie palace]] completed in 1929.

Author [[Margaret Mitchell]] was killed by a [[speeding]] car in 1949 while crossing Peachtree Street as a [[pedestrian]] at the intersection with 13th Street.  Mitchell wrote her classic ''[[Gone with the Wind (novel)|Gone With the Wind]]'' in the [[basement apartment]] of a [[boarding house]] at the corner of 10th Street and Peachtree Street.  That house is now a [[Margaret Mitchell House & Museum|museum]] and is located across 10th Street from the [[Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta]] which serves the [[southeastern United States]].  The film debuted at the [[Loew's Grand Theatre]], at the corner of Peachtree and Forsyth Street, where the [[Georgia-Pacific Building]] now stands.

Office buildings [[1100 Peachtree]] (formerly owned and occupied by [[BellSouth]]) and [[1180 Peachtree]], home to major law firms, are prominent business addresses. The heart of Atlanta's arts scene is found just north on Peachtree where the [[Woodruff Arts Center]], including the [[High Museum of Art]], [[Atlanta Symphony]], [[Alliance Theatre Company]], and the Atlanta [[campus]] of the [[Savannah College of Art & Design]] are located.

Although most have been [[demolish]]ed, there are still several historic buildings left along Peachtree in Buckhead.  Several of these are stores, in single-[[storey|story]] brick buildings constructed well before the [[annexation]] of Buckhead in 1952.

Northeast of the [[city limit]], the road goes through [[Brookhaven, Georgia|Brookhaven]] and passes [[Oglethorpe University]]. Upon entering [[Chamblee, Georgia|Chamblee]], the road splits into Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Peachtree Road. Peachtree Road becomes a two-lane road that travels farther east towards [[Doraville, Georgia|Doraville]], while Peachtree Industrial Boulevard continues more on a more northerly trajectory (as Georgia 141) towards [[Dunwoody, Georgia|Dunwoody]] and [[Peachtree Corners, Georgia|Peachtree Corners]].

==Retail==
The Buckhead shopping district features many high-end retailers, concentrated in the [[Phipps Plaza]] and [[Lenox Square]] malls. [[Buckhead Atlanta (mixed-use development)|Buckhead Atlanta]] (formerly "Streets of Buckhead") is a mixed-use development that opened in 2014.  The "[[Midtown Mile]]" was a concept to make part of Peachtree in Midtown like the [[Magnificent Mile]] in [[Chicago, Illinois|Chicago]].

==Geography==
[[File:Rain in Downtown Atlanta, 2013.jpg|thumb|Peachtree Street in [[downtown Atlanta]] during a rainstorm]]
Atlantans are often convinced that the [[ridge]] followed by Peachtree Street is part of the [[Eastern Continental Divide]].  While Peachtree Street is atop a [[ridge]], [[railroad]] [[rail track|track]]s were built on the actual Eastern Continental Divide, which follows DeKalb Avenue from [[Decatur, Georgia|Decatur]] to [[Five Points (Atlanta)|Five Points]], then turns southwest toward the [[Atlanta airport]], with the northwest side draining into the [[Chattahoochee River|Chattahoochee]] or [[Flint River (Georgia)|Flint River]]s and therefore into the [[Gulf of Mexico]], and the southeast side eventually into the [[Atlantic Ocean]]. In 1959, Whitehall Street SW, which meets Peachtree Street NE at Five Points, was renamed "Peachtree Street SW", and the Eastern Continental Divide follows this street, so a small portion of the story may be technically correct. Atlanta's primary water source is the Chattahoochee and much of the water is [[interbasin transfer|pumped over the watershed]].  To balance the river flows, treated [[sewage]] is pumped back to the Chattahoochee.

==In popular culture==
*In [[Margaret Mitchell]]'s epic [[American Civil War|Civil War]] [[romance novel|romance]] ''[[Gone with the Wind (novel)|Gone With the Wind]]'', [[Scarlett O'Hara]] lives on various points of Peachtree Street along the novel. Coincidentally, it is also where the author herself was struck by a speeding automobile in Midtown, causing her death.
*[[Frank Sinatra]] co-wrote a song with [[Jimmy Saunders]] and Leni Mason called "[[Peachtree Street (song)|Peachtree Street]]" in 1950.  He recorded it as a [[duet]] with [[Rosemary Clooney]].
*[[Elton John|Sir Elton John]] keeps a home on Peachtree Road in Buckhead, for which his 2004 album ''[[Peachtree Road (album)|Peachtree Road]]'' was named.
*[[John Mayer]] references Peachtree Street in his song "Neon."

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:10thAndPeachtreeSign.png|Peachtree and 10th at the [[Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta]]
Image:Fed Reserve and P-Tree.jpg|View of Peachtree from Federal Reserve
Image:Peachtree October 2.jpg|Peachtree Street in [[downtown Atlanta]]
Image:Autumn Atlanta 1 047.jpg|An example of shopping on Peachtree Street
</gallery>

==See also==
*[[Downtown Atlanta]]
*[[Midtown Atlanta]]
*[[Brookwood Hills]]
*[[Atlanta Streetcar]]

==References==
((Reflist|30em))

==Further reading==
* ((cite book|last1=Williford|first1=William Bailey|title=Peachtree Street, Atlanta|date=1962|publisher=University of Georgia Press|location=Athens|isbn=9780820334776|url=http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/ugapressbks/do-pdf:ugp9780820334776|access-date=20 February 2018))

==External links==
((Commons category|Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia))
*[http://www.midtownmile.com/ Midtown Mile: Atlanta's 14-block urban shopping district on Peachtree Street]
*[http://www.gpb.org/programs/peachtree/index.htm Peachtree street: Take Another Look (GPB)]
*[http://www.buckhead.org/history/fort-peachtree/ Fort Peachtree replica]
*[http://www.atlantatimemachine.com/downtown/pch052a.htm Dozens of then/now photographs taken along Peachtree Street can be seen here]
*[http://www.peachtreecorridor.com/ Peachtree Corridor Task Force]
*[http://georgiainfo.galileo.usg.edu/topics/historical_markers/county/gwinnett/peachtree-road Peachtree Road] historical marker

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