On February 12, 1733, General James Oglethorpe and his settlers landed at Yamacraw Bluff and were greeted by Tomochichi, the Yamacraws, and Indian traders John and Mary Musgrove. Mary Musgrove often served as a translator. The city of Savannah was founded on that date, along with the colony of Georgia. In 1751 Savannah and the rest of Georgia became a Royal Colony and Savannah was made the colonial capital of Georgia.
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City Hall City Hall was designed and built by local architect Hyman Wallace Witcover in...
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City Hall Side View
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Cotton Exchange The Savannah Cotton Exchange building was completed in 1887 during the...
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Savannah Custom House Savannah's first U.S. Custom House opened in 1789 on Commerce Row on East...
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Savannah Trade and Convention Center
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The Georgia Queen
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Savannah River Port In the past the main port to ship cotton. Now the Port of Savannah is a major...
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Talmadge Memorial Bridge Completed in November 1990, the new Talmadge Memorial cable-stayed bridge...
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Savannah 003
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Walking Down for a Breakfast Nice places along the River
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River Street
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River Street Charmingly located along the Savannah River is the fun and excitement that is...
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4 Th of July Concert
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Washington Guns These cannon were sent to the Chatham Artillery, the second oldest military...
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Nathanael Greene A monument (under which his remains are interred) to Greene stands in Johnson...
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Paula Deen Restaurant Famous Chef TV Show Paula Deen, delicious Southern Cuisine.
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Lucas Theater The Beginnings: Arthur Lucas and architect CK Howell opened the Lucas...
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Spanish Moss Line of Oak Trees covered with Spanish Moss along Savannah main streets.
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Spanish Moss Drayton Street
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Forsyth Park This beautiful park, conceived by Savannahian William B. Hodgson, and...
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Forsyth Park Fountain The Fountain was created in 1858 and received extensive restoration in...
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Triton Ornament Forsyth Park Fountain
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Conferedate Monument Forsyth Park Forsyth Park.Although the lone figure of a proud yet beaten soldier...
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Savannah Revolutionary Armory Now part of the Savannah School of Art and Cafes
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Savannah Historic House
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Colonial House
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Davenport House Buildt in 1820, has 2 stairs, one for ladies and the other for gentlement.
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The Pink House The Olde Pink House, Savannah's only 18th century mansion, is famous for...
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First House to Have Electric Light
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Twin Houses
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Savannah
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Police Station
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Historic Telfair Hopital for Woman The Telfair Hospital for Females, in Savannah, was built in 1884 in the...
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"The Yankees are Coming" In November 1864, two months after capturing the city of Atlanta, General...
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The Six Pence Pub The Six Pence Pub on Bull St. in Savannah, Georgia.Went to the big...
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Pirate House
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Colonial Park Cementery More than 700 victims of the 1820 Yellow Fever epidemic are buried in...
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Ironwork
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Leavng Savannah
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