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Dahlonega

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Dahlonega

Town and administrative headquarters of Lumpkin County, north Georgia; population (2000) 3,600. It is situated 100 km/60 mi north-northeast of Atlanta. It was established when gold was discovered in the area in 1829. A Federal mint operated here from 1838–61. The city is now a trade centre, producing lumber and processing poultry. It is also a mountain vacation gateway. It is home to North Georgia College (1873).



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420 Wal-Mart Way, Suite 136, Dahlonega, Georgia, 30533
A Call to Faith and Freedom by Thornton, Shawn Patrick / Reviewer's Bookwatch
For the literary and professional aspects of writing, the site offers such pages as a calendar of writing related events; a student authors' page as well as a Dahlonega based authors' page, since these are writers whom the students might meet; an agents' link page; and a publishers' link page.
The creative writing learning community webpage by Robinson, Bonnie J. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
After reading about panning for gold in Chang's Paper Pony by Eleanor Coerr, second and third graders visited the Consolidated Gold Mine in Dahlonega, Georgia, site of America's first gold rush, and panned for gold.
Don't tell anyone it's fun: Georgia children discover the joy of ... by Houser, Pat / Black Issues Book Review
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