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Georgian Cottage, Cuthbert
Cuthbert Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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Gothic Revival Cottage, Cuthbert
This fascinating small house is one of the highlights of Cuthbert’s earliest middle-class African-American neighborhood.
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Georgian Cottage, Cuthbert
The porch extension and rear section are likely later additions.
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Stone House Complex, Cuthbert
I’ve had a number of potential identifications for this house and restaurant but there is no consensus yet. I think it deserves documentation as an art environment, whatever it was. [NOTE: I’m still...
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Mallette-Golden House, 1908, Thomasville
This is one of several large-scale Neoclassical Revivals in Thomasville built in the early 20th century. Dawson Street Residential Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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Hardy Bryan House, 1833, Thomasville
Built for one of Thomasville’s early settlers, the Hardy Bryan House is among the most important surviving antebellum structures in the region. When it was built, Thomasville was still quite rural and...
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Eclectic House, 1919, Thomasville
Like so many early-20th-century revivals, this house features elements of more than one architectural style. Dawson Street Residential Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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Gable Front House, Circa 1850, Thomasville
Records indicate this house was built circa 1850. At some point, likely in the early 20th century, it took on an eclectic appearance. Dawson Street Residential Historic District, National Register of...
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church, 1881, Thomasville
Established in 1980 on All Saints’ Day, this church initially met in the chapel of Thomas County Community College (now Thomas University). For a permanent home, the congregation acquired an abandoned...
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Balfour House, Circa 1900, Thomasville
Though it’s among Thomasville’s oldest neighborhoods, the Tockwotton district is characterized by various turn-of-the-century revivals. This was the home of R. C. Balfour, who operated a popular...
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McCartney House, 1886, Thomasville
Tockwotton-Love Place Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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David Harrell House, 1853, Thomasville
This house was originally one story and faced Remington Avenue. When the front lot of the property was sold it was reoriented to face Hansell Street and a second floor and columns added. The...
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MacIntyre House, 1908, Thomasville
Tockwotton-Love Place Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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Ansley House, 1903, Thomasville
Tockwotton-Love Place Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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Bruce-Driver House, 1885, Thomasville
Dr. W. W. Bruce built this home in 1885 and it was later inherited by his daughter, Helen Bruce. Dr. Bruce’s father, Dr. Robert Bruce, was famed for his treatment of Typhoid fever. Tockwotton-Love...
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