Description / Historic Significance:

Generally, a well-preserved downtown architecture that depicts small town Georgia from the period of the late 19th century and the early 20th century.  Notable buildings include the:

• Bank/Swampland Opera, c. 1900, a two-story brick structure (pictured above right). 
• Willet Hotel, c. 1880, two-story, wooden structure with exensive porches. 
• Central of Georgia Depot, c. 1869, brick passenger and freight depot. 
• Hall's General Store, possibly antebellum, two-story, wooden structure (pictured above center)
• Historic residences, the oldest of which are closest to the railroad road tracks, including: Murray Hall House, 1896, two-story wooden house and Carson House, 1800s, one-story originally with a second story addition. 

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Contact:

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GA Highway 112, Toomsboro, Wilkinson County, GA

Toomsboro City Hall
P.O. Box 67
Toomsboro, Georgia 31090

478-933-5257

toomsboro@windstream.net

Hours of Operation:

Admission:

interior of buildings not open to the public. Exterior can be viewed from street or sidewalk. 

Free

Directions from Nearest City:

From Macon: Take I-16 east toward Savannah.  Take the exit for US 80 and travel east on US 80 for 4.7 miles.  Continue straight ahead on GA Highway 57 for another 32.7 miles. Turn left on GA Highway 112 adn proceed 0.3 mile to downtown Toomsboro.