The Owens-Thomas House, a regency-style mansion built in 1819, stands as a National Historic Landmark in Savannah, offering a glimpse into the lives of the city’s early 19th-century residents. This well-preserved example of regency architecture features interactive exhibits that explore the complex relationships between free and enslaved individuals in Georgia. Visitors can wander through the mansion and its slave quarters, gaining insight into the social and historical dynamics of the period.
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