OLD ATLANTA HANGARS AT LENORA AIRPORT

Robert Brown sent in this fantastic photo with some interesting information about these hangars that once stood near the old Delta headquarters on the NE side of Atlanta Airport.

Bill Bundrant, who owns Lenora Airport (FAA indentifier: 2GA9) in Gwinnett County (east of Atlanta near Snellville,GA), bought several of these hangars which he disassembled and moved to Lenora. This photo taken in 1967 faces east from what is now Delta Blvd. The neighborhood seen in the distance is now the site of the main cargo terminal.

Here's a similar view in 1969, showing an Air South Beech 99 and Queen Air on the ramp. Both aircraft are still wearing the basic colors of Air South's predecessor, Nationwide Airlines Southeast, which is also reflected by the "NS" in both aircraft registrations. 

This aerial postcard view from 1964-65 shows the location of these hangars in relation to the main terminal.

Here is an aerial view of Lenora Airport in Gwinnett County, Georgia showing the hangars as they appeared in 2012. Courtesy of Bing Maps.

Robert Brown also sent in the following 2 photos from Lenora. This one is a PlyMart warehouse with roofing from Southern Airways' hangar and cut-down doors from the old Shamrock (Mustangs Unlimited) hangar.

This one was an old Delta hangar. Robert wrote, "The Delta hangars weren't big enough for a DC-3 so not sure what they were constructed for; perhaps for some of the mod work that Delta did during WWII? Bill has some hangars that he hasn't assembled so if somebody wanted a piece of history I guess they could make a deal."

Where on Earth is Lenora Airport? Google Map to this location.

Thanks again to Robert Brown for this information and his wonderful photos!