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Hall County – Cities, History And Facts

Hall County is arguably the most well known county in northeast Georgia.  Named for Lyman Hall, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, it was created in 1818. Lake Lanier sits partially in Hall County.

Gainesville, is Hall’s largest and most well known city and  was originally known as Mule Camp Springs. There is still a Mule Camp festival every year on the town square. The city was a center of trade for the region and the site of cotton and lumber mills. It has been destroyed by fire and tornado but rebounded strongly each time. The history of this city certainly makes for a long and fascinating story.

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Lake Lanier Conventions and Visitors Bureau

Lake Lanier Conventions and Visitors BureauThe Lake Lanier Convention & Visitors Bureau was founded in 1992 and serves the hospitality and travel industry. With more than 1,500 hotel rooms, Gainesville and Hall County are major destinations for travelers to Northeast Georgia.

The bureau is governed by a 22-member board of directors, comprised of representatives from the hotel, attraction, restaurant and business community. The bureau markets Gainesville, Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Lake Lanier Islands and other areas of Hall County throughout the Southeast and supports marketing of major events by its local industry stakeholders.  Click here to visit the website

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Hall County Official Website

Hall County Official WebsiteWhether you’re a long-time resident, a newcomer or just visiting, Hall County offers a wealth of opportunities that few communities can match. Hall County Government is committed to preserving this high quality of life through efficient and responsible delivery of public services.  Click here to visit the website

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