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Historic Homes and Buildings
LEE AND EMMA ADLER HOUSE
425 Bull Street Built in 1858 for Rev. Charles Rogers. This was the home of Jim Williams' rival, Lee Adler. They feuded over their different perspectives of preservation. (Across the side street from William's Mercer House.) 		Lee and Emma Adler House, Savannah, GA
ANDREW LOW HOUSE
Lafayette Square Built in 1848-49 by cotton merchant Andrew Low (whose son married Juliette Gordon, founder of the Girl Scouts). 912.233.6854 andrewlowhouse.com		 Andrew Low House, Savannah, GA
DAVENPORT HOUSE
Oglethorpe Square Built in 1820 by Isaiah Davenport, in the Federal Style. Now a museum featuring fine plaster work and period furnishings. 912.236.8097 davenporthousemuseum.org		 Davenport House, Savannah, GA
GREEN-MELDRIM HOUSE
Bull St. at Madison Square General Sherman's Civil War headquarters. Designed by John Norris, and built for Charles Green in the 1850's. 912.232.1251 		Green-Meldrim House, Savannah, GA
JULIETTE GORDON LOW BIRTHPLACE
Bull Street at Oglethorpe Avenue Built 1818-1821, it is the national center for the Girl Scouts. Juliette Gordon was born here in 1860. 912.233.4501 		Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, Savannah, GA
MERCER HOUSE
429 Bull Street This mansion was designed in 1860 for Hugh W. Mercer (Johnny Mercer's great-grandfather. Due to the Civil War, the house was not completed until about 1868. Jim Williams bought Mercer House in 1969 and completely restored it.  mercerhouse.com		 Mercer House, Savannah, GA
OWENS-THOMAS HOUSE
Reynolds Square This house was designed by Willilam Jay and built in 1816-1819, with a formal English garden and carriage house. One of the finest examples of English Regency Architecture. 912.233.9743 		Owens-Thomas House, Savannah, GA
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We have provided a short history and photos of beautiful historic Savannah and links for all the local government and education offices.
For your enjoyment and pleasure when visiting Savannah, we have listed information about tours and tickets, the variety of entertainment available (like the great productions at the Historic Savannah Theatre which is equal to or exceeds the quality of entertainment anywhere), the many museums and galleries, parks, squares, monuments, markers, historic homes and buildings, historic churches and historic cemeteries, like beautiful famous Bonaventure. You will also find listings for Savannah's many hotels, motels, and historic bed & breakfasts.

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