Just a handful of early commercial storefronts remain on Broad Street, which was once the “main drag” in Cusseta.

This jail was constructed to replace an earlier wooden jail. It was used by the county until 1975. Like many other Georgia jails of the era, it was built by Pauly Jail Manufacturing Company, but unlike most jails it didn’t include a warden’s living quarters or a kitchen area.
National Register of Historic Places
This modern courthouse was designed by the firm of Biggers, Scarbrough, Neal, Crisp & Clark. It replaced a wooden two-story courthouse that was relocated to Historic Westville. Chattahoochee is one of just a handful of Georgia counties whose courthouse is not listed on the National Register of Historic Places.