Tennis

Archive Atlanta by Victoria Lemos

Feb 20, 202614:21History

This week, we trace tennis from its 12th-century French origins to its rise in Atlanta, where elite clubs, segregated courts, and growing public facilities shaped the sport’s local identity. From the founding of ALTA by...

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