On Thursday, May 9, 2013, Landmarks presented Preservation Honor Awards to each of the property owners listed below. Each year, Landmarks recognizes significant contributions to the preservation and enhancement of historic resources in the Thomas County ...
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The R.G and Mary Fleetwood House was awarded a Historic House Marker in March 2013, upon the request of Mrs. Peggy L. Barhite and Mr. Gwynn T. Earp.
R.G. Fleetwood was a long time employee of Flowers Baking Company. In 1947, he ...
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The Harbour-Wolfson House was awarded a Historic House Marker in March 2013, on the request of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Higgs. Below is a brief history of the property and its owners.
The
Glenwood neighborhood represents Thomasville’s first modern ...
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We are now accepting applications for our 2013 Heritage Education Summer Workshop for Educators.
2013 Workshop Registration
2013 Workshop Schedule
By popular request, as space allows, current 2013 Landmarks Members are also invited to participate in this program. Experience local historic attractions, guest ...
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Learn how and see why Glenwood became a historic district...
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As attested to by this Times-Enterprise
story, Landmarks uses many tools to preserve significant historic
properties.
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When Barry Pollock, Vice President,
Thomas County Federal Savings & Loan, contacted Landmarks about a historic home that was recently surrendered by its owner, Executive Director Brent Runyon wasn’t sure it was a good project for Landmarks at the moment. Landmarks is heavily involved in Neighborhood Revitalization efforts and now owns four houses in the Victoria Place Redevelopment Area, one in Tockwotton ...
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Join Landmarks and the Metcalfe Community as we complete the rehabilitation of an historic house by giving it a coat of fresh paint.
Volunteers of all skills levels, from ages 12 to 112, are welcome. All materials and lunch will be provided each day. Youth under age 17 must have adult supervision.
Volunteers are ...
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The Steyermans were an important Thomasville, Georgia, family, establishing several prominent businesses and being a part of a small, but thriving Jewish community. Read about them in this presentation developed during Landmarks'
Heritage Education Workshop for Teachers.
Open publication - Free ...
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