Gainesville City, Hall County, Georgia (GA)

Gainesville City

Hall County, Georgia

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Gainesville City Hall is located at 300 Henry Ward Way, Gainesville, GA 30501.
Phone: 770‑535‑6865.


Home in the Green Street District

Neighborhoods

  • Green Street District
  • Meadow Glen
  • Amberleigh
  • Ann Harbor
  • Annies Place
  • Arbor Chase
  • Arbor Trace
  • Autumn Woods
  • Bay Creek
  • Bay Hill
  • Beach Haven Heights
  • Belmont Heights
  • Belvedere Acres
  • Bennetts Landing
  • Berringer Point
  • Big Oak Estates
  • Black Walnut Grove
  • Blue Ridge Overlook
  • Blueberry Hills
  • Botany Woods
  • Bradford Forrest
  • Brenau Point
  • Bretton Woods
  • Bridgewater
  • Brittany Pointe
  • Brookfield Estates
  • Brookwood Heights
  • Cameron Pointe
  • Candler Square
  • Cane Crossing
  • Carriage Station
  • Carrino Cove
  • Cascade Woods
  • Castleberry Farms
  • Catalina
  • Cedar Ridge
  • Chattahoochee Estates
  • Chattahoochee Landing
  • Cherokee Forest
  • Cherokee Meadows
  • Cherokee Trail
  • Cherokee Woods
  • Chestatee Crossing
  • Chestatee Heights
  • Chestatee Hills
  • Chestatee Landing
  • Chestatee Point
  • Chicopee Crossing
  • Clarks Bridge Crossing
  • Clarks Bridge Heights
  • Clearview Heights
  • Clermont Station
  • Cottage Walk
  • Couch Estates
  • Country Club Gardens
  • Country Manor
  • Countryside Estates
  • Crawford Oaks
  • Creekstone
  • Cresswind at Lake Lanier
  • Crestview Heights
  • Crown Point
  • Crystal Cove
  • Deer River Estates
  • Deerfield
  • Dixie Hills
  • Dixie Homes
  • Dixon Heights
  • Eagles Landing
  • East Lake Estates
  • Emerald Pointe
  • Evergreen Heights
  • Evergreen Hollow
  • Fairway Estates
  • Fern Cliff
  • Fernwood
  • Forest Hills
  • Forrest Oaks
  • Fox Hollow
  • Gailey Estates
  • Georgian Acres
  • Grant Station
  • Grants Ford
  • Greenhill Estates
  • Grey Oak Plantation
  • Griffin Heights
  • Habersham Landing
  • Hannahs Crossing
  • Hanover Place
  • Harbour Point
  • Hardy Hills
  • Harmony Springs
  • Harmony Woods
  • Heather Heights
  • Heritage Estates
  • Heritage Landing
  • Heritage Oaks
  • Heritage Pointe
  • Hidden Acres
  • Hidden Cove
  • Hidden Harbor
  • Hidden Hollow
  • High Pointe
  • Highland Crossing
  • Highland Gate
  • Highland Park
  • Holiday Hills
  • Holly Heights
  • Hollywood Hills
  • Honeysuckle Hills
  • Indian Pointe
  • Innisbrook Estates
  • J V Merritt
  • Julian Ridge
  • Julian Shores
  • Kings Harbor
  • Lake Harbor Shores
  • Lake Ranch Estates
  • Lake Shadow
  • Lakeshore Heights
  • Lakeview Estates
  • Lakeview Heights
  • Lakeview Hills
  • Lamplighter Cove
  • Lanier Estates
  • Lanier Forest
  • Lanier Woods
  • Laurel Hills
  • Laurel Landing
  • Lawson Highlands
  • Lawson Manor
  • Lawsons Cove
  • Ledan
  • Little River Heights
  • Longstreet Hills
  • Lyman Chase
  • Lyonesse
  • Magnolia Park
  • Maple Forge
  • Maple Park
  • Martins Cove
  • Mckinley Crossing
  • Meadowlands
  • Mill Ridge Landing
  • Misty Cove
  • Monarch Ridge
  • Montgomery Heights
  • Morning Side Heights
  • Mount Vernon Meadows
  • Mount Vernon Pointe
  • Newton Addition
  • North Forest
  • North Gate Manor
  • Northbanks Cove
  • Northside Heights
  • Norton Acres
  • Nottingham Forest
  • Oak Creek
  • Oak Ridge Estates
  • Oconee Bluffs
  • Oconee Woods
  • Old River Pointe
  • Park Place Estates
  • Pebble Brook Shores
  • Pennington Point
  • Piedmont Oaks
  • Piedmont Place
  • Pine Crest Heights
  • Pine Forest
  • Pine Glen
  • Pine Grove
  • Pine Point
  • Pine Springs
  • Pine Vale Estates
  • Pine Valley
  • Pinecrest Heights
  • Plowden Pointe
  • Point View Landing
  • Pointe North
  • Pointe Silverwood
  • Pointe South
  • Ponderosa
  • Quiet Place in The Woods
  • Quillians Corner
  • Red Oak Plantation
  • Richmond Gardens
  • Ridgewater On Lanier
  • Ridgewood Landing
  • Rienzi
  • River North
  • River Point Lake Lanier
  • River Walk
  • Riverbend Heights
  • Rivers Edge
  • Riverside Commons
  • Riverside Park
  • Riverside Park Estates
  • Riverside Villages
  • Riverstone Plantation
  • Riverwalk
  • Riverwood
  • Rogers Bay
  • Rosewood
  • Roxie Martin
  • Royal Oaks On Lanier
  • Saddle Club
  • Saddle Creek
  • Saddle Creek Farms
  • Sardis Heights
  • Sawyer Mill
  • Sequoia Springs
  • Sherwood Heights
  • Shorewood
  • Sidney Mill
  • Sidney On Lanier
  • Silver Creek
  • Simpson Park
  • Smallwood Springs
  • Smith Chase
  • South Trace
  • Southwind
  • Springdale Forest
  • Springdale Forest Estates
  • Squirrel Creek
  • Squirrel Creek Meadows
  • Sratford On Lanier
  • Stevens
  • Stonewater Springs
  • Stratford On Lanier
  • Summer Creek Estates
  • Summer Point
  • Sunset Heights
  • Surfside Club Estates
  • Surfside Club Lakeside
  • Tanners Mill Estates
  • Tapawingo
  • The Bluffs at Lanier
  • The Gardens
  • The Gates at Green Hill
  • The Retreat
  • The Shores of Lynncliff
  • The Village
  • Thompson Mill
  • Thompson Place
  • Thornlake
  • Timber Walk
  • Timberidge
  • Timberidge Estates
  • Tower Heights
  • Town And Country Estates
  • Townsend Heights
  • Tradition
  • Triple R
  • Twin Oaks
  • Twin Rivers
  • Vanns Tavern
  • Venture Cove
  • Vincents Cove
  • Vinings
  • Walnut Bend
  • Walnut Cove
  • Walnut Grove
  • Walnut Springs
  • Watermark
  • Waters Edge
  • Waverly Way Estates
  • Weaverdale Acres
  • Wessell Park Estates
  • Westwood Park
  • Whelchel Estates
  • Whispering Pines
  • White Sands
  • Willow Bend
  • Willow Ridge
  • Wilshire Woods
  • Windsor Forest
  • Windsor Woods
  • Windy Hill

Soon after Hall was founded in 1818, the Gainesville county seat became a frontier boom town as settlers flocked to homesteads in the rolling hills formerly inhabited by Cherokee Indians. With the discovery of gold in Lumpkin and White counties to the north in 1829, Gainesville became the trading and supply center for North America's first gold rush. While miners left for California in the mid-1800s, North Georgia continued to develop as a farming region with Gainesville as its hub. [‡]

‡ Hall County: A Unique Southern History, www.hallcounty.org, accessed March, 2012.

Nearby Towns: Oakwood City •


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