Thomasville, Georgia - The Big Oak - 326 Years Old
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Thomasville, Georgia - The Big Oak - 326 Years Old Located in the historic town of Thomasville, GA is a huge, live oak tree that is approximately 326 years old. Of course, this would make it a witness to the Revolutionary War! The tree is quite grand, has a 24 foot circumference and is so impressive that President Eisenhower personally took its photograph.
The town's historic commission has worked hard to preserve this wonderful witness to history! [John Holmes, 04/02/2008]
[RA: Big old trees get applause simply for surviving the encroachment of civilization and the odd lightning bolt.]The Big Oak - 326 Years Old:
Address: Thomasville, GA
Directions: At the corner of Crawford and Monroe streets. Follow the signs that have been placed on various streets in the town.
Admission: Free
Hours: 24 hours
Address: Thomasville, GA
Directions: At the corner of Crawford and Monroe streets. Follow the signs that have been placed on various streets in the town.
Admission: Free
Hours: 24 hours
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