EAM PRESERVATION

From its dedication in the Spring of 1894, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church has served the African American population of Thomasville, GA as a house of worship, a community center, a library, a neighborhood kitchen and a school.

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Thomasville Landmarks and The Good Shepherd congregation commissioned a comprehensive condition's assessment to document the three structure site and identify important preservation issues. 

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The buildings, materials and interior finishes, particularly the remarkably well preserved classrooms in the Parish Hall are a powerful reminder of a different era, defined by realities. 

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The finished report included architectural elevations, floor and framing plans, material analysis,  a complete window survey and 3D models.