Retail Space For Sale in Clarkesville, GA
Lender Owned Old Clarkesville Mill
Clarkesville, GA
/- 282,228 sq ft mixed use property on approximately 17.16 acres rnTenants include retail mall, clothing manufacturers warehouse and office, bowling alley, restaurant, Habersham County Event Center and YMCA rnLocated in historic and charming Clarkesville in the heart of the north Georgia mountains rn92% occupied rnAnnual gross income approximately $270,000.00
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SR 112 (Clarksville Highway) Widening Rendering
This video is a rendering of the planned improvements for State Route 112 (Clarksville Highway) in Davidson County.
TDOT plans to widen the route from two lanes to four lanes with a continuous left turn lane, from the Ashland City Highway (SR 12) intersection to the Briley Parkway (SR 155) interchange. The project would also include intersection improvements at Clarksville Pike and Ashland City Highway, bridge replacement over White’s Creek, traffic signal upgrades at King’s Lane and West Hamilton Road (east) intersections, and the addition of bike lanes and sidewalks.
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Lake Burton Real Estate for sale: 2615 Laurel Lodge Rd - MLS# 7030164
2615 Laurel Lodge Road
Clarkesville Georgia 30523
MLS 7030164
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Main lake on Lake Burton--this is the spot! This fee simple 1/2 acre lot is tucked away into a small cove so as not to attract any boat traffic yet it still provides gorgeous unobstructed long range views of Charlie Mountain and the main basin of Lake Burton. A covered two-stall boathouse with dock and a nice flat front yard sits waterside in front of a charming 4BR/2BA cabin with front and side porches. This is the perfect set up for the whole family to enjoy!
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278 Lakewood Cove Dr, Demorest GA 30535, USA
278 Lakewood Cove Dr, Demorest GA 30535, USA
Zach Garvey Lanier Partners Realty 706-768-0575
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Impressive floor plan w/ plenty of room to roam! Chefs kitchen w/ double ovens, upgraded appliance package, granite counters and abundance of cabinet/counter space. Plus easy access to covered back porch overlooking MASSIVE BACK YARD. Arguably one of the best lots in the neighborhood as Hazel Creek sits on back line. Featuring master suite on main level w/ spa like bath and walk in tile shower. 2nd story features landing/reading nook and 2 secondary bedrooms w/ full bath. Boasting FINISHED TERRACE LEVEL w/ 2nd fireplace and a true man cave w/ bar. Truly a must see. Call today for your private tour.
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A Day At The Fort 2015 / Ft. Hollingsworth
Fort Hollingsworth was first shown on a map of the Defensive Plan for the Western Frontier, for Franklin County in 1793.
Colonial Era
Georgia’s boundaries in the 1700’s can best be described as the wild frontier. Between 1782 and 1797 various treaties were made with the Indians to define Georgia’s boundaries. Forts were built to protect the settlers who lived on the frontier from local indigenous Indians who were likely to be incited by misunderstandings. Horses and farm animals were often stolen and families had to be protected in fortress-type buildings surrounded by wooden fences.
The lands of the first settlers of Franklin County, whose lands were granted by the State of Georgia between 1783 and 1788, lay north of the Indian Boundary fixed by the treaty of 1785. These lands were granted under the impression that they lay south of the agreed boundary line. When this line was surveyed it was found that these lands lay north of the boundary line in the Cherokee Nation. The Indians demanded their immediate removal.
Fort Hollingsworth, otherwise known as the White House, was in the Cherokee Nation. When the boundary lines were redrawn, it was in Franklin County, then in Habersham County and finally in Banks County (1858).
William Wofford and Jacob Hollingsworth moved from North Carolina to Franklin County, Georgia in 1792. The area where they settled was known as Wofford’s Settlement.
When the line was surveyed and Col. Wofford learned that their settlement was considered to be in Indian territory, he along with other settlers in the area, petitioned Georgia Governor James Jackson to have the line re-drawn, or to take such action to protect them and their possessions from Indian raids.
Some sources claim that he mounted his horse and rode to Washington to talk with the authorities about his land holdings in Georgia. The result was the “Four Mile Purchase” of 1804. The Indians ceded a strip of land four miles wide (from the Habersham – Banks County line on Baldwin Mountain, to Line Baptist Church on old Hwy. 441) and 23 miles long (extending from Currahee Mountain to the head waters of the South Oconee River) which included the Wofford Settlement. A line of felled trees some twenty-feet wide originally marked the line, which became a “no man’s land.” The United States agreed to pay the Cherokees $5,000 and $1,000 per annum for the property rights.
By about 1796, conflicts with local Indian tribes were no longer a concern and the string of frontier forts were no longer necessary. The forts soon became log farmhouses.
The Wofford’s and Hollingsworth’s traveled together to new frontiers in the West using passports to travel through Indian territory. Genealogy records show, as the years passed, that many of their descendants packed up their belongings and moved farther west. Fort Hollingsworth was left on vacant lands.
In Habersham County Inferior Court, setting as a land court, May term 1855, William B. Wofford, son of Nathaniel Wofford, grandson of Col. William Wofford, petitioned the court for a head rights warrant for vacant lands. He received the grant from the state on Oct. 2, 1855. He sold Fort Hollingsworth to Robert McMillian on April 18, 1857. McMillan soon after sold the property to John Lane.
John Lane Obtains Fort Hollingsworth
Lane owned the property for a little over a month when the Civil War started. He then went to war, serving in Company D of the 43rd Regiment of Georgia (CSA). He also served in the Volunteer Infantry in the Army of Tennessee (CSA), otherwise known as the “Middle River Volunteers.” Lane would not return from his service in the Confederate States Army. He was killed in Tennessee while he was returning from getting water from a spring in a friendly fire incident. His men mistook him for the enemy and shot him.
The White House
Joshua White and Katharine Lane White (John’s sister) obtained the fort and made it their home. They built the addition to the two story single pen that had been the fort and made it look like any other farmhouse of the mid 1800’s. The addition was linked to the original structure by a covered walkway, known as a dogtrot.
In 1903 the fort was passed to the children of Joshua and Katharine Lane White. Lafayette (Fate) and Emma Payne White raised their family there. In 1936 Beacher White, grandson of Josh and Katy White, acquired the property. In 1980 it passed to Beacher and Mellie Segars White’s children.
Fort Hollingsworth-White House looks very much today as it did in the 1860’s. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Fort Hollingsworth-White House is operated by the non-profit organization, Friends of the Fort. forthollingswort-whitehouse.com
Scenic 197 A Stroll though North Georgia
A scenic trip down one of Georgia's most beautiful highways. Scenic 197 is dotted with little shops like the Mark of the Potter and Serendipity so you can get out and stretch your legs.Starting in Clarksville, Ga and winding it's way to Lake Burton Fish Hatchery.
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Lost my go pro hero 2 to the depths of this lake in June. Here's a video tribute to the lake that ate my camera!
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Panther Creek trail - Northeast Georgia
Panther Creek Recreational area, just north of Turnerville GA in the Chattahoochee National forest. Mostly moderate hike with a few strenuous segments. Wonderful day hike 3.5 miles along Panther Creek through Hemlock and white pine forest to Panther Creek falls. From rushing cascades to meandering creek, this hike is entertaining and interesting along the entire length. A times you are along the water, other areas you may be 80 ft above it along granite/dirt ledges. (not as scary or dangerous as it sounds) Dogs allowed on leash. Camping allowed along the creek. PLEASE PACK OUT WHAT YOU PACK IN, DON'T LITTER, and bury your fruit peelings and tissue so they don't show up in everyone's photos. (C'mon people, this is fundamental hiking etiquette) $4 parking fee, but small lot fills up and most vehicles park on shoulder of old Hwy 441. GREAT hike, you won't regret it.
Commercial Property For Sale: 107 N Delaware, Clarksville, TX 75426 | CENTURY 21
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107 N Delaware
Clarksville, TX 75426
MLS 33173
Building Area: 3750 Sq. Ft.
Owner is retiring. Opportunity to expand an already successful business. Opened in 2002 and has a large faithful customer base for M-F buffet lunch and a packed house every Friday Night. Restaurant w/separate efficiency apt & 2 story home. 3 dining areas. Main area overlooks Delaware Creek with a wood burning stove for extra heating. Separate area can be private for parties and events. Recently remodeled dining area and a new 750 sf kitchen added March 2019. Ample storage. All appliances and equipment is included. Outside building houses smoker, electric and wood. 2 story home is approx. 1800 sf. 2 br/2 ba, Kit/LR combo, utility room. All appliances incl. Bedroom upstairs 16x14, bath 12x10, 14x4 closet and an area for an office or extra storage. Downstairs Kit/LR, bath w/shower, 10x10 bedroom and a 28x4 utility room. Potential rental or make it your home. Efficiency Apt, 1 BR/1 Bath, back porch overlooks creek. Great Rental for an apartment or a business. (Former beauty shop)
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Tim Robertson
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Clarksville Sees Major Growth
Clarksville has grown to more than 150,000 people, and is expected to become the fourth largest city in the state by 2020.
APSU Club Basketball: MSSL Playoff Game 8
Game Statistics:
Adison Hardyway 27 pts
Montravious Maclin 18 pts
Brandon Denton 11 pts
Bryan Smith 7 pts
Jonathan Walker 2 pts
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Adison Hardyway scores 26 points in the second half 2:48
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5912 Clifton Oaks, Clarksville, MD
This custom-built home is an architectural masterpiece and a rare find! The two-story foyer opens to a family room with a gas fireplace. The kitchen features dual islands and luxury cabinetry. Take the elevator to relax in the master suite with a large walk-in closet, sitting room, and balcony.
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Teen hits GSP car
The Georgia State Patrol arrested a 16-year-old girl for DUI and other charges Friday after she allegedly rammed into a trooper's car during a traffic stop in Buckhead.
At 6a:Troopers say teen driver,2 others sped off during traffic stop b4 hitting trooper's car in parking lot on Howell Mill Rd @FOX5Atlanta pic.twitter.com/2WcfTzP2sx
— Marissa Mitchell (@MarissaMFOX5) March 3, 2017
GSP investigators told FOX 5 a trooper pulled over the vehicle with three females inside on Interstate 75 northbound for failure to maintain lane and driving without headlights. The group initially stopped then sped off which initiated a chase.
Investigators said the vehicle pulled over into a parking lot behind a business on Howell Mill Road where the trooper tried to block them in, but the teen driver rammed into his vehicle.
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The driver was arrested, but the other two female passengers took off running. State troopers and Atlanta Police officers conducted a search for the passengers but were unable to locate them.
The GSP said the trooper complained of neck pain, but there were no serious injuries to any of the parties involved.
The teenage driver was registered as missing by the Hapeville Police Department. She's now in custody at a juvenile detention center on DUI and traffic charges related to the chase and patrol car damage, according to authorities.
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