Louisburg Town
Louisburg Town Hall is located at 110 West Nash Street, Louisburg, NC 27549.
Phone: 919‑496‑3406.
Neighborhoods
- Louisburg Historic District
- Arnold Way
- Birchwood
- Bishops Ridge
- Briarpatch
- Buckridge
- Cannon Village
- Cedarwood
- Clifton Woods
- Creek Ridge
- Cypress Springs
- Deer Run
- Deerwood
- Eastwind
- Edgewood
- Egypt Plantation
- Ellington Estates
- Fifield Forest
- Forest Lakes
- Fox Ridge
- Fox Ridge Farms
- Franklin Commons
- Franklin Farms
- Franklin Vineyards
- Glen Chris Lake
- Greenbriar
- Hickory Lakes
- Hillside Village
- Hunters Knoll
- Huntington Estates
- Huntington Place
- Huntsburg
- Lake Royale
- Longleaf Ridge
- Louisburg Farms
- Lumpkin Heights
- Marys Pond
- Maxton
- Mitchville
- Munford
- North Farm
- North Pointe
- North Valley
- Orchard Hill
- Ridge Haven
- Ridgehaven
- Riverbend Estates
- Riverside Heights
- Shady Acres
- Shartree Farms
- Smoketree
- Summerfield
- The River
- Timberland Acres
- West Hills
- Wilders Crossing
- Wilson
Beginnings [1]
The area that is now the Town of Louisburg was settled in 1758. The Town of Louisburg itself was incorporated in 1779, the same year that both Franklin County and Louisburg College were established. It was named to honor King Louis XVI of France who was providing aid to the colonies during the American Revolution. Two vital parts of the town are its roles related to affairs of the county seat of government and the presence of Louisburg College.
- Division of Community Planning, Department of Conservation and Development, State of North Carolina, Development Plan, Louisburg, North Carolina, 1964, www.archive.org, accessed March, 2011.