Thomasville
Davidson County, North Carolina
Thomasville was founded in 1852 by state legislator John W. Thomas on the route of the North Carolina Railroad and was incorporated by the General Assembly in 1857. It grew into a furniture-making center known as the Chair City, home of the Big Chair monument. It is the county's largest city, with 27,183 residents in the 2020 census. [dncr.nc.gov]
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Landmarks & places in Thomasville
The Big ChairMonument · ThomasvillePhoto: AmaryllisGardener · CC BY-SA 4.0
Thomasville Railroad Passenger Depot (Thomasville Visitors Center)Historic site · ThomasvillePhoto: AmaryllisGardener · CC BY-SA 4.0Thomasville Mural WalkPublic art · ThomasvilleThomasville City Cemetery and Civil War Soldiers' PlotHistoric site · ThomasvilleThomasville Downtown Historic DistrictHistoric district · Thomasville
Salem Street Historic DistrictHistoric district · ThomasvillePhoto: Nyttend · Public domain
T. Austin and Ernestine L. Finch HouseHistoric site · ThomasvillePhoto: Nyttend · Public domainHistoric Finch FieldHistoric site · ThomasvilleJohn Warwick Thomas Founder StatueMonument · ThomasvilleNorth Carolina Vietnam Veterans MemorialMonument · ThomasvilleJohn W. Thomas Historical MarkerHistoric marker · ThomasvilleJohn H. Mills Historical MarkerHistoric marker · Thomasville