Savannah

I was in Savannah, GA from 18-31 July.   It dates back to 1733 and was the first city in Georgia.    It was originally designed with 24 squares along the main thoroughfares and 21 remain to this day.   These squares force people to travel at a very leisurely rate.   It is one of the nicest cities I've been to.   There is an amazing variety of architectural design within the Historical District and the Victorian Area.   Ft Pulaski and Tybee Island are just down the road.

Savannah is said to be the most haunted city in America.   There are several very old cemeteries in town.   Between that and the Spanish Moss, it is easy to see why people find it a little chilling.   If you look closely at some of the pictures, you can't see what appear to be ghostly apparitions in the background.

The Mercer House	Little Gracie Watson	Gracie	Gracie	Cathedral of St John
Colonial Cemetery	Forsyth Park	Alligator at Ft Pulaski	Steeples at Sunset	In the Historical District
Oglethorpe Square	Tybee Island	The Victorian Area	All the streets look like this	Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church