Douglasville

Set against the backdrop of Reconstruction, the book explores the establishment of Douglasville as a model New South town. In 1875, local leaders laid the foundations for a thriving community, introducing essential infrastructure like a railroad, cotton mill, and commercial district. Today, the historic central business district, recognized in the National Register of Historic Places, reflects the founders' vision. Now a vibrant city, Douglasville hosts diverse businesses, illustrating its evolution from a railroad town into a modern hub.