The Georgia Historical Society Research Center Needs Your Donations
Would you like to be a part of living history with your donations? The Georgia Historical Society Research Center is requesting furnishings and ... Keep Reading
Arts & Museums
The Telfair Museums
The heir to the Telfair family fortune bequeathed her home and its opulent furnishings to the Georgia Historical Society in 1875. She laid the ... Keep Reading
A Visit to Signature Gallery
In an open, airy space flooded with afternoon light, Kathryn Riechert’s colorful designs shimmer playfully at the Signature Gallery. Her work ... Keep Reading
Rare Moths Sightings in Southeast Georgia
On a warm night last August at a restored pitcherplant bog in south Georgia, more than 100 species of night-flying Lepidoptera visited our ... Keep Reading
13 Secrets: In Search of Wearable Art
Though “13 Secrets” pays homage to Georgia’s establishment as the last of the original thirteen colonies, the idea behind it is much more ... Keep Reading
Explore Fort McAllister State Park
Fort McAllister State Park in Richmond Hill Located south of Savannah on the banks of the Ogeechee River, this scenic park showcases the ... Keep Reading
Explore Georgia’s Historical Markers!
Explore Georgia’s Historical Markers! Roadside historical markers can be found throughout Georgia, sharing the stories of our past in an easily ... Keep Reading
Visit the Andrew Low House
The Andrew Low House, located at 329 Abercorn Street overlooking Lafayette Square, offers insight into life in Savannah more than 150 years ago. John ... Keep Reading
Savannah Is An Art Lover’s Paradise
From world music to experimental theater, Savannah's art scene is a dream for any art lover. For a relatively small metropolitan area, this ... Keep Reading
City of Savannah: COVID-19 Updates, Cancellations and Information
Due to COVID-19, Savannah is taking measures for the public's safety. Below are some links that offer up-to-date information on the status of events ... Keep Reading
The American Prohibition Museum: A Cocktail of History, Secrecy and Revelry
Today, Savannah is known for its lively bar scene, free-flowing drinks, signature brews and “to-go-cup” zone. However, in 1908, Georgia became a ... Keep Reading
Choosing the Perfect Cabernet Sauvignon
From price to pairing, here’s what you need to know to make the ideal selection. Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the most widely available ... Keep Reading
My City Savannah Tour: A Stroll Through Savannah’s Rich History
My City Savannah Tour owner Sonny Hugley fell in love with Savannah’s during a visit in 1995. His passion for the history hidden beneath the ... Keep Reading
10 Ways To Tour Historic Savannah, Georgia
Tour Historic Savannah! To make the most of your visit to Savannah, take advantage of one or more of the informative and entertaining tours offered ... Keep Reading
12 Must See Museums in Savannah
Savannah reigns as the home base for some of the South’s most affluent turning points. Generals proposed war-altering decisions here during the Civil ... Keep Reading
Cruise Down Memory Lane with Savannah Classic Cars
Savannah is proud to offer its own pit stop for car buffs: Savannah Classic Cars. Part museum, part consignment car shop, the big grey building on E. ... Keep Reading
Roots Up Gallery Finds New Roots in Design District
Roots Up Gallery has settled in to a new location in Savannah’s Design District. Previously situated on Liberty Street, the gallery is now located on ... Keep Reading
American Prohibition Museum Opens in Savannah
Gangsters, flappers, moonshine makers, anti-saloon leagues and rum runners—that’s who you’ll meet inside Savannah’s new American Prohibition ... Keep Reading
Houses with History
Savannah is sprawling with beautiful houses with history just begging to be explored. Gingerbread House The Gingerbread house, also lesser known ... Keep Reading
Savannah Brings History to Life with Museums
Savannah brings history to life with museums with over 20 unique and exciting museums. We all know that Savannah is a wealth of art and history, so ... Keep Reading
Fort Pulaski Offers Civil War to Civil Rights Trading Cards
Trading cards have been popular with kids for generations, from images of sports figures to movie stars. Now, Fort Pulaski National Monument is ... Keep Reading
Savannah: A Small Metropolitan of the Arts
If you really want to get to know a city, the perfect way to do so is to submerge yourself in its arts scene. Recently selected as one of the “Top 25 ... Keep Reading
The Savannah History Museum
Did you like the movie "Forrest Gump"? Would you like to find out about "Buster the coal saving dog"? If you answered yes to either of these ... Keep Reading
Vidalia Onion History
Here is the story of how the original sweet onion was developed in America beginning in the 1930’s until today: What is now a deeply-entrenched ... Keep Reading
Savannah Is a Haven for Art Lovers
From world music to experimental theater, Savannah's art scene offers a rich tapestry of experiences throughout the year. For a relatively small ... Keep Reading