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Allison-Reinkeh House
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Bass Mansion
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Bean, Daniel V., House
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Blood, Oliver, House
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Buck, Charles Amos, House
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Caple, W. T., House
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Conway House
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Cook, Calvin and Maggie, House
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Daly, Marcus, Memorial Hospital
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DeNayer House
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Drinkenberg's, F. H., First Home
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Emhoff House
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Etna School
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First Baptist Church
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Foye Rental Houses
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Gavin House
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Gordon House
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Hamilton Town Hall
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Pine Apartments
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Popham Ranch
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Ravalli County Courthouse
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Sharp, John, House
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Stevensville Grade School-United Methodist Church
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The first gold rush in America happened in Georgia in 1828, when gold was discovered in the northwestern part of the state. This discovery led to the creation of the Dahlonega Mint, which produced gold coins until the outbreak of the Civil War.
About Laurens County
Laurens County Timeline
Laurens County, Georgia, has a rich and diverse history dating back centuries. The area was originally inhabited by Creek and Cherokee Native American tribes. The arrival of European settlers in the late 18th century brought about significant change. The county was officially created in 1807 and named in honor of Henry Laurens, a South Carolina statesman and the president of the Continental Congress.
During the antebellum period, Laurens County witnessed the growth of agriculture, particularly cotton production, and the corresponding rise in slave labor. The region's fertile lands and proximity to major trade routes facilitated the establishment of plantations and the development of a strong plantation economy. The county remained heavily reliant on slave labor until the end of the Civil War.
Following the Civil War, Laurens County embarked on a slow process of recovery and reconstruction. Agriculture continued to be a dominant force in the local economy, but cotton production declined over time. The county experienced periods of economic prosperity and decline throughout the 20th century, impacted by various factors such as the boll weevil infestation, economic recessions, and changes in farming practices.
In recent decades, Laurens County has witnessed significant growth and development. The county has diversified its economy beyond agriculture, attracting industries such as manufacturing, distribution, and healthcare. It has also seen an increase in population and the expansion of infrastructure and amenities. Today, Laurens County stands as a vibrant and dynamic community that celebrates its rich history while embracing the opportunities of the future.
During the antebellum period, Laurens County witnessed the growth of agriculture, particularly cotton production, and the corresponding rise in slave labor. The region's fertile lands and proximity to major trade routes facilitated the establishment of plantations and the development of a strong plantation economy. The county remained heavily reliant on slave labor until the end of the Civil War.
Following the Civil War, Laurens County embarked on a slow process of recovery and reconstruction. Agriculture continued to be a dominant force in the local economy, but cotton production declined over time. The county experienced periods of economic prosperity and decline throughout the 20th century, impacted by various factors such as the boll weevil infestation, economic recessions, and changes in farming practices.
In recent decades, Laurens County has witnessed significant growth and development. The county has diversified its economy beyond agriculture, attracting industries such as manufacturing, distribution, and healthcare. It has also seen an increase in population and the expansion of infrastructure and amenities. Today, Laurens County stands as a vibrant and dynamic community that celebrates its rich history while embracing the opportunities of the future.
Laurens County Timeline
This timeline provides a concise overview of the key events in the history of Laurens County, Georgia.
- 1807 - Laurens County is established
- Early 19th century - The county experiences rapid population growth
- 1831 - The city of Dublin is incorporated
- 1861-1865 - Laurens County sends soldiers to fight in the American Civil War
- Late 19th century - The county thrives as a leading producer of naval stores and agricultural products
- 1892 - The Dublin Cotton Mill is established, bringing industrialization to the area
- 20th century - Laurens County continues to develop economically and socially
- 1940s-1950s - The military plays a significant role in the county's economy during World War II and the Korean War
- 1972 - The Oconee Fall Line Technical College opens in Dublin
- Present - Laurens County remains a vibrant and growing community in Georgia