Savannah

Harper Fowlkes House, Savannah (aka Cincinnati House)

Front facade, Harper Fowlkes House

Birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, Savannah

Memorial to Tomochichi, Chief of the Yamacraw tribe

Front facade of the Owens Thomas House

It overlooks Savannah's Oglethorpe Square

Garden at Owens Thomas House

Davenport House

Fountain at Columbia Square

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Second African Baptist Church

This is where General Sherman read the Emancipation Proclamation and promised the newly freed slaves "40 acres and a mule." More recently, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous "I had a dream"speech before giving it in Washington, D.C.

John Wesley, founder of Methodism

Wesley spent a few years in Savannah (1735–1738), during which time he founded the first Sunday school in America. He is shown preaching outdoors, just as he did when leading services for Native Americans.

Obelisk in Savannah's Johnson Square

Gen. Washington's second-in-command Nathanael Greene is buried here along with his son. This obelisk is in the center of the square.

Savannah City Hall