Thomasville Travel Guide

 doug48 Says:  pebble hill is one of over seventy plantations that still exist in the thomasville area. this 3,000 acre plantation was established in by thomas j. johnson in 1825. the plantation house you see today was designed by english architect john wind and was built in 1850. during... 

 doug48 Says:  downtown thomasville has over 70 historic homes and buildings many of which are listed on the national register of historic places. the majority of them are along broad, dawson, and hansel streets in the historic district. on the last week of april during the rose festival... 

 doug48 Says:  broad street is in the center of downtown thomasville and is the heart of thomasville's shopping and entertainment district. broad street and the side streets that bisect it offer a number of upscale shops and restaurants. a very worth while place to visit when in... 

 doug48 Says:  located on north broad street across from the courthouse is the thomasville genealogical. history, and fine arts library. founded in 1988 the library offers family research for the states of georgia, florida, alabama, mississipi, tennessee, north carolina, south carolina,... 

 doug48 Says:  located on the grounds of the thomas county courthouse is the confederate memorial. this memorial is an obelisk with a draped flag which is a very common monument in the south. 

 doug48 Says:  located on broad street in downtown thomasville is the thomas county courthouse. the original courthouse was designed by john wind in the greek revival style in 1858. the courthouse was remodeled in 1888 with classical and victorian additions. thomas county was named after... 

 DonnaMichelle Says:  If you are ever in Thomasville, stop by and see the Lapham Patterson House. It is a BEAUTIFUL old Victorian House. I can remember being in awe of this house ever since I was a little girl. Always wanting to live in it. They do a little tour each day, and maybe it is just me... 

 bthon Says:  Most of the land around Thomasville and throughout Southern Georgia is owned by plantations. Many of these plantations are used as hunting retreats by wealthy northerners who have passed the land down from one generation to another. Pebble Hill offers tourists a chance to... 

 Meginnah Says:  For anyone who has not had the treat of eating at Savannah Moon for breakfast or lunch you have truly missed a wonderful experience! Owned by Ben and Debra Golden this married couple has truly made a huge food impact on Thomasville. Debra's cakes, desserts and speciality... 

 bthon Says:  The Market Diner is located on the west end of Thomasville's farmers market. Though in recent years the price has steadily creeped upwards and the amount of food has lessened just a bit, it is definitely not to be missed! The restaurant specializes in country southern food...