Image:Polk County Sign, Cedartown, Georgia.jpg
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This is Georgia Historical Marker 115-1A, standing to the east of the entrance to the Polk County Courthouse in Cedartown, Georgia. The text of the sign reads:
POLK COUNTY
Created December 20, 1851 and named for President James Knox Polk. Cedartown is fittingly named for the trees which flourish in this beautiful valley. The city is a railroad center, has a thriving textile industry, and a large paper mill.
Rockmart, thirteen miles to the east, has textile mills that give the area much employment and a large payroll, and as well is the center of portland cement production.
115-1A GEORGIA HISTORICAL COMMISSION 1953
This picture was taken by Karl Ward on 9 September 2004. Copyright 2004 Karl Ward.
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