Savannah

The American Prohibition Museum in Savannah delves into the intriguing and controversial era of prohibition, a pivotal moment in America’s history. Located in the heart of the city, the museum […]

Columbia Square, nestled in the heart of Savannah, is one of the city’s more tranquil historic squares. Shaded by mature oak trees and centered around a graceful fountain, the square […]

Temple Mickve Israel, located in Savannah’s historic district, is the only Gothic-style synagogue in North America and home to the third-oldest Jewish congregation in the US. Established in 1733, the […]

Founded in 1773, the First African Baptist Church stands as one of the first organized African Baptist churches in the United States and is located in Savannah. This historic site […]

Housed in the elegant Greek-revival William Scarbrough House, the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum celebrates Savannah’s rich maritime heritage. This museum, once the home of William Scarbrough, president of […]

Established in 1867, the Beach Institute African American Cultural Center stands as Savannah’s first school built specifically for African-American students. Located in the heart of the city, this historic building […]

The Telfair Museums Jepson Center, located in Savannah, is a cultural hub dedicated to contemporary art. This modern space hosts a variety of exhibitions that span different genres, offering visitors […]

The Savannah History Museum, located in the historic Central of Georgia Railway passenger shed, offers a comprehensive look at the city’s evolution from its 1733 founding to the present day. […]