No need to do a double take! Known as the Hawkins House, this home was built in 1891 as a replica of the house to its left in a typical Victorian style. The new owner of this lot was so taken with the design of the
Ball House, that he asked permission to copy its architecture, except for the front porch. Permission was
granted, and this proved to be another example of Southern hospitality at its best! The front door and tread
on the home came from Thomasville’s old hospital, now demolished.