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AC Hotel Savannah Historic District

AC Hotel Savannah Historic District

AC Hotel Savannah Historic District
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Hitch Village - Fred Wessels Homes, 1.4 km from Mercer Williams House Museum
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Jan 25 - Jan 26, 2026
AC Hotel Savannah Historic District
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Historic Monterey Square in Savannah features palm trees and elegant architecture while cyclists enjoy the serene atmosphere during golden hour

Monterey Square

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Monterey Square— just one of the monuments in Historic Downtown Savannah. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. Savannah has other landmarks you might want to visit such as River Street.
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The Georgia Historical Society, founded May 24, 1839, is one of the oldest historical societies in the country. Among it founders were L.K. Tefft, the noted autograph collector; William Bacon Stevens, historian, physician and prelate, and Dr. Richard D. Arnold, who as Mayor of Savannah, formally surrendered the City to General Sherman in 1864. The Presidents of the Society have included John Macpherson Berrien, Attorney General under President Jackson and United States Senator; James M. Wayne, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States; and Henry R. Jackson, jurist, soldier, diplomat and poet. Hodgson Hall, the home of the Society, is a repository for books, newspapers and manuscripts relating to the history of Georgia. Dedicated in 1876, the building was a gift of Margaret Telfair Hodgson and Mary Telfair as a memorial to William Brown Hodgson, the distinguished scholar of Oriental languages and United States Dragoman and Consul to the Barbary States and Turkey.
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Georgia Historical Society

Georgia Historical Society is worth a pic or two when discovering Historic Downtown Savannah. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting.
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