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Museums, History, and Such
The 2006 Savannah Irish Festival features traditional Irish m, Ceili and step dancing, cultural exhibits and presentations.
Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum displays 18th and 19th century ship models, paintings, and maritime antiques.
The Telfair Museum of Modern Art - Telfair Square
Tybee Island Science Center Museum consists of aquariums and and a touch tank containing specimens indigenous to coastal Savannah.
Tybee Island Lighthouse
Located on Troup Square, this liberal church is open to all.
Site of the old City Market now features variety of restaurants, galleries, boutiques, tours, and live entertainment
The Coastal Heritage Society is a non-profit organization devoted to preserving the history of coastal Georgia.
Congregation Mickve Israel - the third oldest Jewish congregation in the United States
Isaiah Davenport House, the first house to be restored in the Historic District of Savannah, Georgia (1963) is a leader in the restoration and preservation of America's heritage.
Go beyond sightseeing --- experience, discover, understand!
Located just 20 minutes from Savannah's landmark historic district, The Heyward House Historic Center is the Official Welcome Center of Bluffton, South Carolina. Make The Heyward House your first stop in Bluffton's own National Register Historic District.
The Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum and Nature Center is proud to be a part of the Colonial Coast Birding Trail, Georgia's Civil War Trails, and the Coastal Georgia Greenway. The Savannah Ogeechee Canal is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Official web site of the Girl Scouts of America web site - The Juliette Gordon Low birthplace.
To research, collect, interpret and present African American history and culture through exhibits, art, films, lectures, oral history, tours and publications. The Foundation endeavors to promote and disseminate information concerning this history and to celebrate the contributions of African Americans, especially in Georgia and the Sea Islands of South Carolina. The Foundation seeks to foster continued interracial understanding and appreciation of different cultures.
Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force, Renowned WWII era fighting force that originated in Savannah.
Oatland Island - the natural place to be.
The Carriage House. Your tour begins at the original Carriage House. This outbuilding includes one of the earliest intact urban slave quarters in the South and an education center, while the stable side of the building houses the Museum Shop and Regional Art Gallery. The Carriage House courtyard opens into a beautiful English-inspired par-terre garden.
Puppet People recently celebrated 30 years of fun! Southern Living featured our company in their magazine a few years ago. Book our accomplished puppeteers for your destination event in Savannah, Ga.
The Coastal Heritage Society is a non-profit organization devoted to preserving the history of coastal Georgia. The society includes Old Fort Jackson, Savannah History Museum and the Historic Railroad Shops.
Important Civil Rights Museum located on Martin Luther King Blvd.
Savannah Garden Exposition - The Flavors of Savannah - April 2 & 3
Savannah Historical Society and the Candler Foundation website.
The Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, like the proud and elegant city it represents, blends the best of the old South with the new to offer an impeccably perfect, 365,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art venue for your next convention, meeting or special event.
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