LaGrange retains its allure and appeal
Loran Smith
Coming here allows for a respite at Lafayette Square, which brings one to conclude that LaGrange can lay claim to having the prettiest town square in Georgia-one that has history, tradition and beauty. Lafayette Square is downright becoming.
Park benches await those who want to rest and relax. What it does is make you think about how treasured life is when we let it slow down.
The Square
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