Chatham

Savannah, GA

1812 WESLEY CHAPEL. Savannah Methodism's first church building was erected on this corner of Lincoln and South Broad (now Oglethorpe)...

Savannah, GA

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF FREEMASONRY.

Savannah, GA

ARCHIBALD BULLOCH. "This is no time to talk of moderation; in the present instance it ceases to be a virtue.

Savannah, GA

ATTACK ON BRITISH LINES OCTOBER 9, 1779.

Battery Hamilton. Built by Federal troops during the Civil War, in February 1862, Battery Hamilton prevented Confederate gunboats and...

Port Wentworth, GA

BATTLE BETWEEN CONFEDERATE GUNBOATS AND UNION FIELD ARTILLERY (DECEMBER 12, 1864).

Sherman's March to the Sea: Battle of Shaw's Bridge and Shaw's Dam.

Savannah, GA

Birthplace of John C. Fremont.

BLUE STAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

Savannah, GA

CANDLER HOSPITAL. Georgia's first hospital, Candler is the second oldest continuously operating hospital in the United States.

Savannah, GA

CAPT. DENIS N. COTTINEAU (1745-1808).

Savannah, GA

CAPTURE OF THE USS "WATER WITCH".

Cockspur Island Lighthouse.

Savannah, GA

COL. JAMES S. McINTOSH (1784-1847).

Savannah, GA

COLONIAL PARK. This cemetery, the second in colonial Savannah, was the burying ground for the city from about 1750 until it was closed...

Savannah, GA

Colored Library Association of Savannah.

Savannah, GA

CONGREGATION MICKVE ISRAEL (Founded 1733).

Savannah, GA

CONRAD AIKEN. Conrad Aiken, Poet and Man of Letters, was born in Savannah on August 5, 1889, and lived at No. 228 (opposite) until 1901.

Savannah, GA

DUELLIST'S GRAVE. The epitaph to James Wilde on the nearby tomb is a melancholy reminder of the days of duelling and, particularly, of a...

Savannah, GA

EDWARD GREENE MALBONE (1777-1807).

FEDERAL BATTERIES ON TYBEE ISLAND.

Savannah, GA

FORMER HOME HENRY R. JACKSON UNION ARMY HEADQUARTERS, 1865.

Savannah, GA

Forsyth Park. In the 1840s, William Brown Hodgson (1801-1871) conceived the idea of setting aside ten acres of wooded land at this site...

FORT PULASKI. Named for General Casimir Pulaski, the Polish hero who was mortally wounded at the siege of Savannah, 1779, Fort Pulaski...

FORT SCREVEN. The Legislature of Georgia in 1786 passed a law providing for a fort on Cockspur or Tybee Island to be named in honor of...

Savannah, GA

GEN. LACHLAN McINTOSH (1727-1806).

Savannah, GA

GEN. SAMUEL ELBERT (1740-1788).

West Broad and Liberty Sts., GA

GENERAL CASIMIR PULASKI SERGEANT WILLIAM JASPER.

Savannah, GA

JOSEPH HABERSHAM (1751-1815) JOHN HABERSHAM (1754-1799) JAMES HABERSHAM, JR. (1745-1799).

Savannah, GA

Haven Home Industrial Training School.

Savannah, GA

History of Emancipation: Gen David Hunter and General Orders No. 15.

Port Wentworth, GA

Houston Baptist Church.

Savannah, GA

HUGH McCALL (1767-1823) EARLY GEORGIAN HISTORIAN.

INDIAN TRADING POST: HOME OF MARY MUSGROVE.

U.S. 17, GA

INDIAN TRADING POST: HOME OF MARY MUSGROVE.

ISLE OF HOPE NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT.

Savannah, GA

JAMES EDWARD OGLETHORPE (1696-1785).

Savannah, GA

JAMES HABERSHAM. Here rests James Habersham - associate of George Whitefield and a leading merchant, planter, and public servant during...

Savannah, GA

JAMES JOHNSTON GEORGIA'S FIRST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER & PRINTER.

Savannah, GA

Jane Cuyler (1738-1799).

Savannnah, GA

JASPER SPRING. On this spot, according to long and persistent tradition, occurred one of Sergeant William Jasper's most famous exploits...

Savannah, GA

Jepson House Education Center.

Savannah, GA

JOHN RYAN'S EXCELSIOR BOTTLE WORKS.

JOHN WESLEY (1703-1791).

Savannah, GA

World-renowned songwriter John Herndon Mercer was born in Savannah and spent much of his youth in this house at 226 East Gwinnett Street.

Savannah, GA

JOHNSON SQUARE. Johnson Square is named for Governor Robert Johnson of South Carolina who befriended the colonists when Georgia was first...

Savannah, GA

Jonathan Bryan (1708-1788).

Savannah, GA

JOSEPH CLAY, PATRIOT.

KING'S BRIDGE. Dec. 1864.

Savannah, GA

Largest Slave Sale in Georgia History The Weeping Time.

Savannah, GA

Laurel Grove South Cemetery.

Savannah, GA

MADISON SQUARE. Madison Square was laid out in 1839 and is named for the fourth president of the United States.

Savannah, GA

MAJOR JOHN BERRIEN (1759-1815).

Port Wentworth, GA

MULBERRY GROVE PLANTATION.

Savannah, GA

NATHANAEL GREENE MONUMENT.

Savannah, GA

NATHANAEL GREENE, MAJ. GEN., CONTINENTAL ARMY JOHN MAITLAND, LT. COL., 71ST REGT.

Savannah, GA

Nina Anderson Pape (1869-1944).

Savannah, GA

NOBLE JONES' "WORMSLOW" 1736-1775.

Savannah, GA

OLD JEWISH BURIAL GROUND.

Savannah, GA

OWENS-THOMAS HOUSE MARQUIS de LAFAYETTE.

Savannah, GA

Pin Point Community.

Poetter Hall. Paula and Richard Rowan, along with May and Paul Poetter, founded the Savannah College of Art and Design in 1978.

Savannah, GA

Richmond Baptist Church.

Thunderbolt, GA

ROGER LACY (LACEY). Roger Lacy (Lacey) arrived in Savannah in 1734.

Laurel Grove Cemetery North at West 31st Street, Savannah text of marker: "SAILORS' BURIAL GROUND.

Savannah, GA

SAINT PHILLIPS MONUMENTAL A.M.E. CHURCH.

Savannah, GA

Sandfly. Established by African Americans in the nineteenth century, Sandfly is centered around the intersection of Mongomery Crossroad...

Savannah, GA

Savannah City Hall. City Hall is the first building constructed by the citizens of Savannah expressly and exclusively to serve as the...

Savannah, GA

Savannah High School.

Savannah, GA

SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE.

Savannah, GA

SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS Organized 1802.

Savannah, GA

Savannah-Ogeechee Canal.

Savannah, GA

SERGEANT JASPER. Sergeant William Jasper, the famed Revolutionary hero, was mortally wounded a few hundred yards northwest of this spot...

Savannah, GA

SHERMAN'S HEADQUARTERS Green-Meldrim Mansion.

Savannah, GA

SITE OF COLONIAL SHIPYARD.

Savannah, GA

SS SAVANNAH AND SS JOHN RANDOLPH.

Savannah, GA

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL.

Savannah, GA

TELFAIR ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ---.

Savannah, GA

TELFAIR FAMILY MANSION (1818 - WILLIAM JAY, ARCHITECT).

Savannah, GA

Telfair Hospital for Females.

Savannah, GA

THE 15TH CORPS AT THE SAVANNAH AND OGEECHEE CANAL.

Savannah, GA

THE GEORGIA HUSSARS.

Savannah, GA

The Georgia Infirmary First African-American Hospital in the United States.

THE WAVING GIRL. For 44 years, Florence Martus (1868-1943) lived on nearby Elba Island with her brother, the lighthouse keeper, and no...

Savannah, GA

TOMO-CHI-CHI'S GRAVE.

TYBEE ISLAND. Tybee Island was named by the Indians who came from the interior to hunt and fish.

TYBEE LIGHTHOUSE. A lighthouse on Tybee was one of the first public structures in Georgia.

Savannah, GA

UNITED STATES CUSTOMHOUSE.

Savannah, GA

Walter Bernard Hill Hall.

Bay St., GA

CHATHAM ARTILLERY'S "WASHINGTON GUNS".

Port Wentworth, GA

Washington's Southern Tour.

Savannah, GA

WILLIAM BARTRAM TRAIL TRACED 1765-1766.

Savannah, GA

WILLIAM SCARBROUGH PROMOTER OF THE FIRST TRANSOCEANIC STEAMSHIP.

Savannah, GA

WILLIAM STEPHENS. FIRST GRAND MASTER, GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA, F&AM BORN JAN. 1752 AT BEAULIEU (BULIE) NEAR SAVANNAH OF DISTINGUISHED...

Savannah, GA

WRIGHT SQUARE. This Square, which was laid out in 1733, was originally named for John Percival, Earl of Egmont, who played a large part...