Celebrating 30 years in 2025!
More than a discussion of architecture, this highly detailed and enchanting walk through the heart of the Historic District focuses on Savannah’s majestic mansions, their residents and their roles in history! Learn about Savannah’s ongoing historic preservation movement and hear about the contributions of residents dedicated to protecting and conserving our rich history. Ask about a private tour for couples or large groups!
Guests will learn about the circa 1916 mansion. Who built it, who lived in it, what it was built of and why it still stands today. If desired, the home offers tours every hour on the hour.
Walk with and learn why this golden jewel built in 1818 still stands on the corner of Bull and Oglethorpe. The home Juliette Gordon Low was born in and a house William Tecumseh Sherman was invited to dinner. But not why you might think!
Your guide will introduce you to the Green family and their circa 1853 Gothic Revival mansion! Built at a cost of $93,000, it was Savannah’s most expensive home.
You will make your own way to the meeting points