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Baymont by Wyndham Thomasville

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Rose Garden Inn & Suites

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5.01 km away from here

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Red Roof Inn & Suites Thomasvi...

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Best Western Plus Rose City Co...

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Top Activities Near Jack Hadley Black History Museum

Attractions Near Jack Hadley Black History Museum

The Big Oak

1.28 km away from here

The Big Oak, is an impressive sight to behold. Standing tall at 135 feet and boasting a canopy width of 165 feet, it is the largest single-trunk live oak tree in the world! As well as its impressive size, it has long been a source of wonder and intrigue; one legend suggests that before the Civil War, Confederate financial documents were rumored to have been hidden beneath it.

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Lapham-Patterson House Historic Site

1.38 km away from here

The Lapham-Patterson House Historic Site is a piece of colonial era history preserved for the centuries. The grand and sprawling 6,000 square foot house was built by Jonathan and Caroline Lapham from 1889-1891 and has remained in the same family ever since. The house itself has managed to remain surprisingly well preserved with 45 original pieces of furniture kept safe inside its walls.

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Downtown Thomasville

1.52 km away from here

Downtown Thomasville, the county seat of Thomas County, Georgia, offers a charming slice of Southern hospitality. The streets are lined with beautiful historic buildings and interesting boutiques making it an ideal spot for a day of exploration and shopping. With plenty of restaurants and cafes to choose from you'll find something for every taste; whether it's classic Southern soul food, wine tasting at the local winery or grabbing a coffee at one of the cozy cafés downtown.

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Cherokee Lake Park

3.42 km away from here

Cherokee Lake Park is a rustic oasis offering visitors a variety of recreational activities and natural beauty. Spend the day fishing or boating on the crystal clear waters of Cherokee Lake, or get your heart rate up by biking the 8-mile crushed stone trail. Enjoy nature watching at one of the three birding sites, including Floyd's Island, try and spot one of the 14 turtle species, or cool off beneath mature hardwood trees. Guests can spend an afternoon picnicking in one of the park’s pavilions.

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Thomasville Rose Garden

3.56 km away from here

The Thomasville Rose Garden is renowned for its exceptional beauty and horticultural innovation. This beloved garden has been the proud recipient of multiple awards from the Southeastern Horticultural Society for its sprawling selection of over 160 different species of rose varieties. In addition to its many varieties of roses, the Thomasville Rose Garden boasts magnolia and camellia blooms as well as a variety of ornamental grasses and shrubbery.

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Pebble Hill Plantation

9.19 km away from here

Pebble Hill Plantation built in the 19th century, it has served multiple purposes, from being used to grow cotton to hosting grand social events. In 1973, Pebble Hill was brought by philanthropist Howard Coffin who donated it to the state of Georgia for conservation. Nowadays, the plantation includes original buildings including a spacious Greek Revival style mansion filled with historical antiques. Touring this antebellum estate is a great way to learn about its history.

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Discover More Attractions in Thomas County, Home of Jack Hadley Black History Museum

Thomas County

Thomas County, Georgia is an area of abundant beauty and abundant growth. Located in southwestern Georgia, the county is known for its rural charm and quaint towns such as Boston, Coolidge, Meigs, Ochlocknee, Norman Park, Pavo, Barwick and Metcalf. The community offers something for everyone - from entertainment and recreation to business opportunities. Despite being largely a rural county, Thomas County has experienced strong economic growth over the past two decades due to a recent surge in sm

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