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Blue Room

Blue Room

The Georgia Railroad Freight Depot was completed in April of 1869 and is one of the oldest buildings in downtown Atlanta. The building served as the main freight depot for the Georgia Railroad, and was restored by the Georgia Building Authority in 1981 for public use. Most of the original brickwork and freight bays remain in place to give the facility a unique setting for special occasions. The Blue Room is a quaint catering and meeting facility within the Freight Depot used for mid-size gatherings. The Blue Room's hardwood floors and two fireplaces give it an antique look that creates a beautiful setting. The Blue Room seats 150 guests and can house 200 people for a standing reception. The Blue Room is often used for breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, fundraisers, meetings and receptions.

Directions to The Blue Room:

Northbound on I-75/85:
• Exit at Central Avenue/Fulton St.
• Take a right at first light
• Take a left at next light, onto Capitol Avenue
• Take a left onto MLK, Jr. Drive, pass the Capitol on your left
• Go through intersection with Washington St.,
   the Georgia Freight Depot will be on your right,
   underneath the large mural of whales
• The Blue Room is inside the front door, to the left

Southbound on I-75-85:
• Exit at Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive/State Capitol
• Go straight through three lights, pass the Capitol on your left
• The Georgia Freight Depot will be on your right,
   underneath the large mural of whales,
• The Blue Room is inside the front door, to the left

pdf file Blue Room Floor Plan
Floor plan for the Blue Room.