Jefferson

Louisville, GA

BLUE STAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

BLUE STAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

GENERAL WOOD'S FORT.

Near market on U.S. 1, downtown Louisville text of marker: "LOUISVILLE, GEORGIA 1786-1986.

Louisville, GA

MARKET HOUSE. This Market House was built between 1795-1798 as a publicly owned multi-purpose trading house.

OLD QUAKER ROAD. The highway crossing here is the Old Quaker Road, one of Georgia's earliest vehicular thoroughfares.

OLD SAVANNAH ROAD. The highway bearing westward is the Old Savannah Road, a pioneer trace from Savannah to the western frontier and...

OLD SAVANNAH ROAD. The highway crossing here is the Old Savannah Road, one of the earliest vehicular routes west of the Ogeechee River.

OLD TOWN PLANTATION.

ROCKY COMFORT CREEK.

SPIER'S TURNOUT. On Nov. 28, 1864, Jackson's division, 20th Corps (Williams), of Gen. Sherman's army, destroyed the railroad from...

SYLVAN GROVE. Late on Nov. 26, 1864, Kilpatrick's cavalry division [Union], which was covering the left of Gen. Sherman's army on its...

Wadley, GA

THE 20TH CORPS. On Nov. 29, 1864, Jackson's and Geary's divisions, 20th Corps (Williams), of Gen. Sherman's army, destroyed the railroad...

Grange, GA

THE MARCH TO THE SEA.

Wrens, GA

Ways Baptist Church and Stellaville School.

Louisville, GA

YAZOO FRAUD". The notorious "Yazoo Fraud" act was passed and later repealed in the old State Capitol that stood here 1794-1807.