East End Historic District (Boundary Increase and Decrease)

East End is a small residential neighborhood southeast of downtown Thomasville, Georgia, south of the railroad tracks. Its lots were first offered for sale around 1885, and development began in earnest in 1894 under a local realtor. The original listing covered about two blocks of Second Empire, Folk Victorian and Craftsman houses. The amendment adds houses built from about 1930 to the late 1940s, mostly modest one-story wood bungalows with simple Craftsman details such as exposed rafters, knee braces and porch posts on brick piers. It also adds a brick pumphouse and removes three properties lost to demolition. The district now holds about 40 acres, with roughly 88 contributing resources. Early residents were clerks, tradespeople and skilled laborers, and after World War II temporary veterans housing and multi-family occupancy appeared. Several streets remain unpaved, a rare survival for an in-town neighborhood. It was listed for its planned layout and its intact range of house types.