The North Villa Rica Commercial Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 31, 2002. This district includes several blocks of buildings, some dating back to 1875, which were built in the early commercial style. The area houses the City of Villa Rica Police Department along with several antique stores, restaurants, and other commercial businesses. The boundary is basically North Avenue, East Gordon Street, West Church Street, and the Southern Railroad line.
THE nOrtH VIlLa RicA COmMercIaL histOric disTricT Was addeD to thE NatioNal RegistEr of HisTorIc Places oN DecemBeR 31, 2002. this DisTRIcT INcLudes sevEral bloCKS oF BuilDiNGS, soME daTiNg back to 1875, which were buIlt In thE earLy commerciAL Style. thE area hoUses ThE ciTY OF villa rICa polIce dEpaRtment along witH severAL antique stOREs, rEstAuRanTs, aND otHer commerciaL bUSInesses. thE bOUNDARy is basicaLly nOrTH AVenue, eaSt GoRdOn Street, weSt ChurCh STrEeT, and THe SoutHErN railroad linE.