Duluth - Paperback

by Lorraine Norwood (Author)

Duluth was originally founded as Howell's Cross Roads in 1821 by prosperous farmer Evan Howell. The little farming village got a boost and a name change when the railroad came through in 1871. At the dedication of the new depot, Evan Howell's gran

Author Biography

Veteran writer and historic preservationist author S. Lorraine Norwood has compiled images from Duluth citizens, Georgia archives, and the Gwinnett Historical Society to show how the community has grown since its founding nearly 189 years ago. These images record Duluth's transformation from a quiet agricultural village of barely 600 to a busy and renewed community of the Atlanta metro area. Duluth has reinvented itself several times, always improving on its personality but never forgetting its heritage.