Historic places in Lowndes County
35 published so far · 10 historic places · 25 historic structures
Drawn from the National Register of Historic Places through a verified content release, listed alphabetically. This is what has been published so far, not a complete inventory of Lowndes County history, and the number of places in any county or town reflects what has been published rather than how much history that community holds.
- Brownrigg-Harris-Kennebrew HouseHistoric structure
- Butler Mound and Village SiteHistoric place
- Cedars, TheHistoric structure
- Columbus BridgeHistoric structure
- Columbus Central Commercial Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Cox-Uithoven HouseHistoric structure
- Ervin, William E., HouseHistoric structure
- Factory Hill-Frog Bottom-Burns Bottom Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Friendship CemeteryHistoric place
- Gatchell, Kenneth, HouseHistoric structure
- Harris-Banks HouseHistoric structure
- Hickory SticksHistoric structure
- James Creek No. 1 SiteHistoric place
- Jones--Banks--Leigh HouseHistoric structure
- Lee, S.D., High SchoolHistoric structure
- Lee, S. D., HouseHistoric structure
- Lindamood Building of Palmer Home for ChildrenHistoric structure
- MacKay MoundHistoric place
- McLaran, Charles, HouseHistoric structure
- Motley Slough BridgeHistoric structure · outside city limits
- Mt. Pleasant Methodist ChurchHistoric structure
- Old Fort HouseHistoric structure
- Owen--Richardson--Owen HouseHistoric structure
- PlymouthHistoric place
- RosedaleHistoric structure
- Sims--Brown HouseHistoric structure
- SnowdounHistoric structure
- South Columbus Historic District (Additional Documentation)Historic place
- South Columbus Historic District (Boundary Increase)Historic place
- South Columbus Historic District (Boundary Increase/Decrease)Historic place
- St. Paul's Episcopal Church Rectory, OldHistoric structure
- Sykes-Leigh HouseHistoric structure
- Symons HouseHistoric structure
- U.S. Post OfficeHistoric structure
- Weaver PlaceHistoric structure