Lapham–Patterson House
Under $25An 1884–85 Victorian winter cottage in Thomasville, known for its ornate craftsmanship and original features.

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A nonprofit history center in Thomasville, Georgia, with seven historic buildings on a three-acre campus.
725 N. Dawson St, Thomasville, GA 31792 · Thomasville, GA
The Thomasville History Center is a private nonprofit that focuses on the history of Thomas County and the wider Red Hills region. Its campus holds seven historic structures, from an 1870 slat pine log house to a 1940 garage that displays antique vehicles. Exhibits, archives, and photographs cover local life across generations. Visitors can self-guide through the interior exhibits and buildings, and the center also runs walking tours, school programs, lectures, and community events. A separate guided tour covers the nearby Lapham-Patterson House, an 1885 resort-era cottage.
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