Fodor's Expert Review Christ Church Episcopal
Historic District
This was the first church—then Anglican—established in the Georgia colony in 1733. It is often called the "Mother Church of Georgia." George Washington attended services here when he visited the city in 1791 (although in the building prior to the current 1838 structure). From its location on Johnson Square, an 1819 Revere & Son bell still chimes today in the imposing white-columned steeple.
