Thank you to all our Sponsors, Donors and Volunteers...you are the best!
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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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Mark your calendar for the historic tour of Boston, Georgia -- Saturday, April 13, 2013
Boston will be showing why it is listed on the National ...
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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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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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For the 2012-2013 Operation C.A.R.E. program year, Landmarks partnered with D.A.S.H. of Thomasville, Inc., a local non-profit affordable housing agency, to improve two houses on South Street.
The first home, as 435 South Street, is in the
Victoria Place Revitalization Area, ...
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- Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 9:00
- Featured, News, Resources
The
Thomas County Historical Society and
Landmarks are collaborating on a wonderful new book featuring the history and architecture of Thomasville and Thomas County. Renowned author
William R. Mitchell, Jr., whose first book was Landmarks: The Architecture of Thomasville and Thomas County, Georgia (1980), and photographer/publisher
Van Jones Martin have been collecting material and photographs for the ...
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- Friday, November 2, 2012, 15:08
- Annual Picnic, Events, Featured, Gallery, slider
Our 2012 Membershi
p Picnic on the 200 Block of Myrtle Drive, in the
Glenwood National Historic District, attracted over 200 Members and their guests. Attendees enjoyed touring six homes built between 1926 and 1945. The Glenwood District was placed on the National Register of ...
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