John Rice (banker)

John Rice (b. about 1832, Massachusetts)^[1] was the first president of the Georgia National Bank in 1865. He was noted as having Atlanta's highest income in 1868 at $35,127.^[2] He departed the city a few years thereafter when the bank ceased operations.^[3]

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History of Atlanta

Origins	Standing Peachtree - Western and Atlantic Railroad (1836)

Buildings	Historic districts - Buildings listed on National Register: (Atlanta in Fulton Co.) - (Atlanta in DeKalb Co.) - Demolished buildings - Demolished public housing projects

Civil War	Atlanta Campaign - Atlanta in the Civil War - Battle of Atlanta - Battle of Jonesborough - Battle of Kennesaw Mountain - Battle of Peachtree Creek

Crime	Atlanta Race Riot (1906) - Atlanta Ripper (1911) - Leo Frank lynching (1915) - Bombing of "The Temple" (1958) - Child murders (1979-1981) - Prison riots (1987) - Centennial Olympic Park bombing (1996)

Culture	Opera in Atlanta

Disasters	Great Atlanta Fire (1917) - Tornado strikes downtown (2008)

Events	International Cotton Exposition (1881) - Piedmont Exposition (1887) - Cotton States and International Exposition (1895) - Gone with the Wind premiere (1939) - Democratic National Convention (1988) - Centennial Olympics (1996)

People	Mayors - Pioneers - History of Hispanics in Atlanta - History of African Americans in Atlanta

Places	History by neighborhood - Former neighborhoods and settlements - Ward system and expansion of city limits - Street names - History of Georgia Tech - Historic mills

Transportation	Atlanta Transit Company (1950) - Historic bridges - Historic ferries - Freeway revolts - Streetcars - Transit strike (1950) - Trolleybuses - Viaducts Street railroads: Atlanta Street Railway (1871) - West End & Atlanta (1872) - Gate City (1879) - Metropolitan (1882) - Fulton County (1883) - Atlanta & Edgewood (1886) - Atlanta Consolidated (1891)