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The Price Memorial Hall is an iconic building with a gold-covered steeple located on the campus of the University of North Georgia. Also known as the Price Memorial Building, the Price Memorial Hall, built to represent the University of North Georgia and showcase the history of gold mining in the area, is an iconic symbol of the city. The building rests on the foundation of what was once the U.S. Branch Mint, built in 1837 and later seized by the Confederate Army in 1861. Named in honor of the founder of the North Georgia College, William Pierce Price, the Price Memorial Hall features a modern visitors center that provides information and exhibits on the history of the hall and the significant role it has played as part of Dahlonega’s heritage.

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