Loganville Crossroads Traditional Geocache

This is a hide in a quiet little turnoff that literally thousands of commuters pass by daily. Loganville is one of those small GA towns that have grown rapdly in the last decade, but this little area remains serene.

There was another hide here before, so when it was archived we wanted to bring people back as its such an interesting place. Nearby you'll find memorials to the founding families of Loganville, many of those who have given their names to streets and places you may recognize, Towlers, Logans, Tucks, etc. It almost sounds like the Shire.

So when you're driving by the Publix, the WalMart, the Zaxby's, you may be amused to think about what the Walton Tribue had to say about Loganville, back in 1958;

"...old buildings have all been replaced by modern business structures: a new bank building, doctor's building, American Legion, cafés, motel, theatre, cotton warehouse, gins, and many lovely residences. The streets have been paved, water works and sewage systems installed, electricity, gas and manufacturing plants built. Nothing adds more to the name of a town than its churches and schools. What more enduring monument could a man desire that his name and memory be linked with the destiny of a town populated with intelligent, cultured, patriotic and resolute citizens, a majority of whom are united in an endless endeavor to render (Loganville) a highly desirable location for the home-seeker, the manufacturer and the enterprising businessman. Loganville shall continue to grow and expand through the coming years and stand as a monument to the wisdom of the man who selected this place as a site for a town."