ATLANTA (AP) — Twenty years after the Olympics were held in Atlanta, some remnants of that improbable summer remain a highly visible part of the city's landscape, while others quickly faded away. Centennial Olympic Park and Turner Field — known as Centennial Olympic Stadium in 1996 — were the greatest legacy of those games, though the latter faces an uncertain future after just 20 seasons as home of baseball's Atlanta Braves, who are moving to a new suburban stadium next year. Other venues barely outlasted the extinguishing of the Olympic flame, while still more failed to live up to their intended purpose.
Atlanta's Olympics: 20 years later
Venues meet varying fates since 1996
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