Northeast of Atlanta is Lawrenceville, the Gwinnett County seat. The town was created on December 15, 1821 and is called the Crepe Mrytle City for its abundance of these beautiful flowering trees. Lawrenceville was named for naval officer James Lawrence, captain of the Chesapeake, who uttered the famous words, “Don’t give up the ship.” Downtown Lawrenceville is the center of the town’s and Gwinnett County’s long and storied history. A charming mix of shops, restaurants and businesses surround the historic Courthouse Square. War memorials are found on the courthouse grounds and the Gwinnett Historical Society is located on the second floor of the courthouse. Built in 1885, the courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Events are held year-round on the Courthouse Square, including Moonlight and Music Concerts, Taste of Gwinnett, Brown Bag Concerts, the Holiday Tree Lighting ceremony and art festivals. Neighborhood pubs, sports bars and live music can be found through Lawrenceville. Shopaholics will enjoy a visit to Discover Mills, featuring 200 outlet stores and specialty shops. A children’s play area and ESPN Skatepark will keep the kids busy while Mom and Dad shop. Children in Lawrenceville attend award-winning schools that are part of the Gwinnett County Public Schools. Lawrenceville real estate is affordable and diverse. Whether you seek a condominium or townhouse, a modest single-family home or a spacious estate, you’re sure to find it. Lawrenceville is a short commute away from Atlanta and provides both small town charm and the best features of the big city.
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