Sandtown, Georgia

Sandtown, formerly called Buzzard's Roost, was one of the largest Native villages in the area where Atlanta would develop.

Atlanta's first doctor, Joshua Gilbert, lived along the Sandtown Road near the present-day Cascade Nature Preserve.

Major General William T. Sherman's headquarters was along the southern Sandtown (Campbellton) Road on August 26, 1864.

Boat Rock Road intersects SR 154/SR 166 on the northeastern corner of the commonly accepted boundary.

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