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In one day, you will be able to visit several of the historic sites that played key roles in the important port city of Savannah's Civil War history. If you visit each of the stops, you will get a chance to see Fort McAllister, Fort Pulaski, Fort James Jackson, historic and beautiful downtown Savannah, and the Green-Meldrim House, where Union ...
The incomparable Ed Bearss led a three-day tour of sites in the Savannah area, including Fort Pulaski, Fort Jackson, Fort McAllister, the prison camp near Millen, cavalry actions at Buckhead Church and Waynesboro, the Federal siege line and Confederate defense lines.
Take a Tour. History buffs will enjoy learning about Savannah's involvement in the Civil War on Noble Jones Tours' Civil War Tour. Get an in-depth look at why Gen. Sherman spared Savannah from destruction and what the city was like before, during and after the war.
Check our calendar for tour times. Across the street from Savannah History Museum and in front of Georgia State Railroad Museum, this memorial park honors the more than 800 people who were killed or injured on October 9, 1779, in what was one of the bloodiest battles of the American Revolution.
15 Σεπ 2023 · Explore Savannah’s Madison Square, Laurel Grove, Bonaventure and the Savannah Theatre while hearing tales about the Civil War on The Savannah Civil War Experience tour. Join Civil War expert Wayne as he discusses everything you’d ever want to know about Savannah’s role in the Civil War.
Explore Savannah's Civil War experience. Take a Civil War tour. Stop #10: Green-Meldrim House/Sherman's Headquarters. Time: 30 minutes. Details: https://greenmeldrimhouse.org/ This mansion served as Sherman’s headquarters during the winter of 1864-65. What to do: Tour the house and grounds. Stop #11: Savannah History Museum. Time: 1 hour
Battlefield Memorial Park, just across the street from the museum, commemorates the bravery of the 8,000 soldiers who fought in the Battle of Savannah on October 9, 1779, the second bloodiest battle of the American Revolution.
