Savannah is the oldest city in the state of Georgia: it was established in 1733 on the Savannah River, about 32km from the Atlantic Ocean.
We visited Savannah on October 16, 2016 on our way to see our friends in Florida.
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222 E Harris Street.
St. John's Catholic Church, 1896.
1/2. Aisle Pendant.
2/2. Lobby Pendant.
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1 E Bay Street; Customs House, 1852.
Stairs Parapet Torchiere.
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26 E Bay Street; Vic's Diner, 1859.
Wall Mount Light at the Entrance.
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100 E Bay Street; Old Cotton Exchange, 1886.
Now Solomon's Masons Lodge.
Torchiere at the Entrance.
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42 E Bay St; Building, 1860s. Now Gift Shop.
Wall Mount Light at the Entrance.
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7 E Congress Street; Savannah Hotel, 1913.
Now Bank. Lobby Chandeliers.
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10 E Oglethorpe Avenue, 1821.
Porch Pendant .
Juliette Gordon Low birthplace.
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4 W Oglethorpe Avenue.
Ward-Andersen House, 1833; Rebuilt, 1867.
Wall Mount Light at the Entrance.
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15 W McDonough Street.
Philbrick-Eastman House, 1844; Rebuilt, 1911.
Colonnade Pedant.
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230 Barnard Street.
Harper Fowlkes House, 1842.
Colonnade Pendant.
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225 W President Street.
Trinity Methodist Church, 1848.
Entrance Colonnade Pedant.
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125 Bull Street.
Bankruptcy Court, 1895; Rebuilt, 1931.
Entrance Arch Pendant.
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14 W Mason Street.
Green-Meldrim House, 1850s.
Stairs Parapet Torchiere.
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321 Abercorn Street.
Lafayette Apartment Building, 1928.
1/2. Wall Mount Light at the Entrance.
2/2. Anteroom Pendant.
