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Warren Avenue Historic Homes

Preservation Awards

Each year, Landmarks recognizes significant contributions to the preservation and enhancement of historic resources in the Thomas County area. The awards are open to projects completed within the last three years. Nominations are reviewed by Landmarks’ Awards & Historic Markers Committee.

Award of Outstanding Achievement Expand

Awards in this category are given for excellence of accomplishment in historic preservation.

2024 Recipients:

  • Paradise Park Bandstand | The City of Thomasville
  • 216 N. Dawson Street | JC Castelanos and Isabel Abislaiman​

2023 Recipients:

  • Burbank Cottage | Hinson and Lauren Arwood
  • William Miller House | Mosaic Psychological
Award of Notable Achievement Expand

2024 Recipients:

  • The Mason at Remington | Heather and Kelly Abbott
  • 148 Belmont Drive | Becky Felts
  • Onward Reserve | TJ Callaway
Award of Merit Expand

Awards in this category are given for the improvement of historic cultural resources (buildings, sites, landscapes, structures) that are important to the community. 

Special Award of Merit: Awarded for sympathetic design and new construction of buildings located within boundaries of an historic district.

2023 Recipients:

  • The Covey Nest | Howell and Sharon Maxwell Ferguson
  • 923 E. Clay Street | Tony and Matt Pellegrino
Award of Stewardship Expand

This award is given for the long term care of a significant historic property.

2024 Recipients:

  • Millpond Plantation
  • Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
  • Ponder House | Long Pine Plantation

2023 Recipients:

  • Kennel Cottage | Pebble Hill Plantation
  • Keefer House | Taki Ovanessian
  • Stevens Butler House | Elva Rubio and Scott Timcoe
Miller-Jinright Award Expand

This award is given in recognition of hands-on preservation efforts.

2024 Recipient:

  • The Wright House | Dr. Craig Clark
  • 320 East Calhoun | John and Tonia Streets

2023 Recipient:

  • 403 N. Crawford Street | Christina and Patrick Maher
Achievement Award for a Contributing Addition to the Community Expand

This award recognizes achievement in new construction, landscaping, community projects, etc. that contribute to the historic character of the community.

2024 Recipient:

  • The Victoria | Udi Artzi

2023 Recipient:

  • Johnson Residence, 717 S. Broad Street | Matt and Jackie Johnson
Phoenix Award Expand

For the rescue, and return to service, of a significant historic property.

2023 Recipient:

  • Pope's Museum | Dan and Michelle Dean

2024-2025 Awards Gallery

Paradise Park Bandstand
Paradise Park Bandstand
Paradise Park Bandstand
Paradise Park Bandstand
Paradise Park Bandstand
Paradise Park Bandstand
216 N. Dawson Street
216 N. Dawson Street
216 N. Dawson Street
216 N. Dawson Street
216 N. Dawson Street
216 N. Dawson Street
The Mason at Remington
The Mason at Remington
The Mason at Remington
The Mason at Remington
The Mason at Remington
The Mason at Remington
148 Belmont Drive
148 Belmont Drive
148 Belmont Drive
148 Belmont Drive
Onward Reserve
Onward Reserve
Onward Reserve
Onward Reserve
Onward Reserve
Onward Reserve
Millpond Plantation, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, was constructed between 1903 and 1905, with the complex completed in 1910. Millpond’s spring fed pool was originally constructed in the early 1900s. In addition to its obvious use as a swimming pool, this landscape feature serves as a focal point from the terminus of Millpond’s historic Rose Walk and
original Tea House. Millpond’s historic swimming pool had been abandoned for decades before being brought back to life in 2023. Additional improvements are ongoing and will include landscaping and renovation of the pool’s original pump house.
Millpond Plantation
Millpond Plantation, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, was constructed between 1903 and 1905, with the complex completed in 1910. Millpond’s spring fed pool was originally constructed in the early 1900s. In addition to its obvious use as a swimming pool, this landscape feature serves as a focal point from the terminus of Millpond’s historic Rose Walk and
original Tea House. Millpond’s historic swimming pool had been abandoned for decades before being brought back to life in 2023. Additional improvements are ongoing and will include landscaping and renovation of the pool’s original pump house.
Millpond Plantation
Millpond Plantation, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, was constructed between 1903 and 1905, with the complex completed in 1910. Millpond’s spring fed pool was originally constructed in the early 1900s. In addition to its obvious use as a swimming pool, this landscape feature serves as a focal point from the terminus of Millpond’s historic Rose Walk and
original Tea House. Millpond’s historic swimming pool had been abandoned for decades before being brought back to life in 2023. Additional improvements are ongoing and will include landscaping and renovation of the pool’s original pump house.
Millpond Plantation
Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
Greenwood Chinquapin Properties
Ponder House
Ponder House
The Wright House
The Wright House
The Wright House
The Wright House
The Wright House
The Wright House
320 East Calhoun
320 East Calhoun
320 East Calhoun
320 East Calhoun
320 East Calhoun
320 East Calhoun
The Victoria
The Victoria
The Victoria
The Victoria

The Awards Committee bases its decisions on the contributions of the project to the community and on the project’s compliance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. All nominated buildings must be listed or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (see requirements for more information).

To submit your nominations please download the form and return your completed form(s) to the Thomasville Landmarks office.

Nomination Form
Thomasville Landmarks

229.226.6016
info@thomasvillelandmarks.org

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