Photograph by Jud McCranieUnited States, Georgia, Jefferson County, Louisville, 33.00154, -82.41124Jud McCranie2020-08-17The Market House in Louisville originally served as the site for various commercial transactions, including the purchase of land and, during the antebellum period, the trading of enslaved people. Today the structure is used for both community and private events.Photograph of the Market House in Louisville, Georgia. The open square pavilion has three bays on each side. A belfry tops the pyramidal roof, which is wood-shingled. The structure sits in the town square. A three-story white commercial building with a turret-like bay stands behind the Market House. The pavilion is decorated with little American Flags.image/jpeghttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/Buildings--Georgia--LouisvilleHistoric buildings--Georgia--LouisvilleHistoric sites--Georgia--LouisvilleBell towers--Georgia--LouisvilleMarketplaces--Georgia--LouisvilleCommercial buildings--Georgia--LouisvilleLouisville (Ga.)--Buildings, structures, etc.Market House (Louisville, Ga.)Market HouseStillImage