Enjoy the Past and the Present in Blairsville
Blairsville was incorporated in 1835 and was named after the influential journalist and politician Francis Preston Blair, Sr., former editor of the Washington Globe. It's one of the oldest municipalities in North Georgia and many of its historic landmarks have survived to this day. If you want to relive the past in your own home, there might even be some historic Blairsville, GA homes for sale.
You'll discover a lot of historically significant sites in the city and its surrounding areas, some of which have been listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Among these are the Old Union County Courthouse, a 19 th century Romanesque-style building that now houses the Union County Courthouse Museum; the Old Union County Jail; the Raburn-Casteel House; the Blood Mountain Archaeological Area and the Track Rock Gap Archaeological Area. The two latter sites contain Cherokee Indian and Woodland Indian artifacts.
The past is still a part of Blairsville's present and the town is a quaint, pleasing amalgam of the old and the new. You'll find an eclectic mixture of gracious, 19 th century homes and more modern Blairsville, GA Real Estate.
Blairsville also has more than a few of the amenities of modern life, from national hotel chains to pizzerias. The city even has a golf course, the par 73, 18-hole Butternut Creek Golf Course, which measures 6,536 yards from the longest tees.
The quality of life in this town can't be beat. The views themselves are worth more than what you'll pay for a dozen Blairsville, GA homes for sale.
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