Quick Summary:
- The city of Thomasville, Georgia, often referred to as the state’s “Rose City,” is a destination in itself.
- Visitors can take a walk along the city’s historic brick streets and explore downtown Thomasville, once known as “the Winter Resort of the South."
- History can be found around nearly every corner, from the centuries-old Big Oak to the Lapham-Patterson House and the sprawling Pebble Hill Plantation, along with multiple history museums.
- The historic downtown district is also home to over 100 independent restaurants and shops.
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Pebble Hill Plantation
The Big Oak Tree of Thomasville
Lapham-Patterson House
Thomasville History Center
Jack Hadley Black History Museum
Birdsong Nature Center
The Ritz Amphitheater
Grassroots Coffee
Chop House on the Bricks
Fallin's Real Pit Bar-B-Q
Farmer’s Daughter Vineyards and Tasting Room
1861 Distillery
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