Loganville takes its name from James Harvie Logan who purchased the original 62.5 acres for $150 at a sheriff’s sale. Loganville’s locals appreciate the town’s railroad background, influenced by its location on a branch of the Seaboard Air Line beginning in 1898. Other glimpses into Loganville’s past are available at Vines Botanical Gardens with its beautiful gardens, lake and manor house. Today the town is home to around 7,880 residents who enjoy a quality country life close to the city.

For more information, contact the city at 770-466-1165 or visit their Web site, www.loganville-ga.gov