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Paulding County, GA- 5/15/97

 

Paulding County, Georgia

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PAULDING COUNTY SCENES
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HISTORY OF PAULDING COUNTY  
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Created December 3, 1852, and named for John Paulding, one of the captors of Major Andre, accomplice of Benedict Arnold.  Van Wert, the first county seat was named for another of the captors.  When Polk County was created in 1851, Dallas became the Paulding county seat.  Construction of the Seaboard and Southern Railroads through the county, and introduction of the textile industry, were of much importance to county growth.  In 1884 major battles were fought at New Hope and Dallas.
Paulding County History County was once part of Cherokee Territory
Spaniard Hernando DeSoto visited area 1540
County created December 3, 1832
County named for Revolutionary War patriot John Paulding
Significant involvement in Civil War occurred in area
Pickett’s Mill Historic Site Was a Civil War Battlefield
Covers more than 700 acres

 

PARKS in PAULDING COUNTY
Paulding Meadows Park
1899 N Industrial Park Rd
Dallas, Georgia
Services:
Rest Rooms
Showers

Water Activities:
Fishing

Recreational Activities:
Hiking
Picnicking
Playground


John Tanner State Park

Paulding County Wildlife Management Areas
Two Located In County
Hunting
Fishing
Primitive Camping
Hiking

 

SPECIAL DAYS of PAULDING COUNTY  
Paulding Meadows Festival Held in September
At Paulding Meadows
Draws nearly 80,000 people
Raccoon Creek Music Festival Held at Hunt’s Meadows in community of Burnt Hickory

 

STATISTICS for PAULDING COUNTY
SIZE of PAULDING COUNTY
People / Square Mile         150.8 
Miles of County Road         671.47
Square Miles          313.60
Acres 199, 891
POPULATION of PAULDING COUNTY
1980 26,110
1990 41,611

 

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