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Andrew Low House
User Rating: 3.8 This residence was built in 1848 for Andrew Low, a native |
Houses / Mansions | Historic District |
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Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center
Works by African-American artists from the Savannah |
Museums / Galleries | Historic District |
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Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
User Rating: 5.0 Soaring over the city, this French Gothic-style cathedral, |
Religious Sites | Historic District |
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Chippewa Square
Daniel Chester French's imposing bronze statue of General |
Squares | Historic District |
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City Hall
Built in 1905 on the site of the Old City Exchange (1799-1904), |
Government Buildings | Historic District |
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City Market
Although the 1870s City Market was razed years ago, |
Commercial Districts | Historic District |
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Colonial Park Cemetery
The park is the final resting place for Savannahians |
Cemeteries | Historic District |
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Columbia Square
When Savannah was a walled city (1757-90), Bethesda |
Squares | Historic District |
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Emmet Park
Once an Indian burial ground, the lovely tree-shaded |
Parks | Historic District |
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Factors Walk
User Rating: 2.3 A network of iron crosswalks connects Bay Street with |
Squares | Historic District |
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