A man named Hardy Ivy was the first non-indigenous settler of what is now this city in 1833. Always a regional transportation center this town had an original name of Terminus indicating its position at the end of an important railroad line. That town was later renamed Marthasville, but it received its current name, derived from that of its railroad line, in 1845. Sites in
A man named Hardy Ivy was the first non-indigenous settler of what is now this city in 1833. Always a regional transportation center this town had an original name of Terminus indicating its position at the end of an important railroad line. That town was later renamed Marthasville, but it received its current name, derived from that of its railroad line, in 1845. Sites in and around this city include Ebenezer Baptist Church, Fort McPherson, the birthplace of Margaret Mitchell, and the Carter Presidential Center.  Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, FTP, name this largest city and capital of Georgia.
A man named Hardy Ivy was the first non-indigenous settler of what is now this city in 1833.
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