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Built back in 1884, the Lapham-Patterson House in Thomasville, Georgia serves as a monument to the craftsmanship, creative engineering, and imagination of the Victorian Era. The features of the historic home are excellent examples of the skill and quality of the time period, including the cantilevered balcony, walk-through stairway and the double-flue chimney, long-leaf pine floors, oriental-style porch decorations, and fishscale shingles. Lapham-Patterson House was designated in 1975 as a National Historic Landmark because of its impressive architectural significance.

626 N Dawson St, Thomasville, GA 31792, Phone: 229-226-7664

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