Little Five Points: Atlanta's answer to Greenwich Village.

There's nothing like Greenwich Village. Or is there?

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Steven Melendez
WNYC News | Jun 27, 2013

For more than 100 years, visitors have observed the unique charms of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, so it's perhaps only natural that writers have described dozens of quirky neighborhoods around the world as a local version of the Village.

See which neighborhoods — from Columbus, Ohio to Helsinki, Finland — have been called their city's "answer to Greenwich Village."

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