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Savannah, GA Area
Provides bike rentals and guided bike tours for exploring Savannah's historic district, squares, and scenic routes.
Savannah, GA
WIlmington Island Golf Club is a 18-hole golf course in Savannah, GA. Full scorecard, tee time alerts, and playing partners on Stymie.
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The Savannah, Georgia alternative weekly newspaper for breaking news and local news, music, arts, events, restaurant and bar listings.
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Contact Us Mary Calder Golf Club 1 Mary Calder Drive, Savannah, GA 31415 Phone: 912-238-7100 Email: MaryCalderGolfClub@gmail.com Leave A Message We want to hear from you. Your questions and concerns are of the utmost importance to us. Please use the form below to request additional information about our course, services and promotions. We’d also like to encourage […]
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Offers fun, safe, and professional surf lessons for all ages and skill levels, as well as kids surf camps, on Tybee Island.
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Welcome to the Andrew Low House Museum, a premier architectural Savannah historic home tours destination. We are open seven days a week and offer a guided tour.
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Georgia State Railroad Museum is located in the former Central of Georgia Railway Repair Shops Complex and Terminal Facilities. Visitors can operate a working handcar, walk through historic railcars, and take guided train tours. The site features the oldest railroad repair facility buildings in the United States, telling stories of site workers and exploring railroad history, industrial slavery, and segregation. It also functions as an active preservation space for historic buildings, railcars, and machinery.
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Flannery O’connor Home Museum is a museum in Savannah. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.
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The Savannah African Art Museum, is a museum in Savannah, Georgia with a collection of art from West and Central Africa.
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The Davenport House Museum, housed in a circa 1820 building, opened in 1963 after being saved from demolition in 1955. It is owned and operated by the Historic Savannah Foundation, which was founded to protect the house. Visitors can explore the lives of both enslaved and free people who dwelt in the house in the early 19th century. The museum offers experiences centered on this Savannah-centric tale of courage and determination.
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<div> Historic mansion constructed in 1819 for businessman and slave trader Richard Richardson. The house was later owned by congressman George Owens and passed into the hands of a surgeon, Dr. James Thomas, following Owens' death. Owens' granddaughter, Meta, dedicated the property as a museum in 1951. It remains the best-preserved example of domestic housing formerly occupied by enslaved individuals in Savannah, with many decorative elements testifying to the cultural practices and heritage of the Gullah-Geechee people who lived and worked there.</div>
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Provides tours, instruction, and retail for various paddlesports, including sea kayaking, surf kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), along the Georgia Coast.
Savannah, GA
Bull River Marina is a locally owned and operated facility nestled on the eastern side of Wilmington Island. It is located just minutes from the Historic District and Tybee Island. The marina aims to offer boating experiences to local boaters and visitors to the Low Country.
Savannah, GA Area
Downtown Savannah's luxury spa experience offering infrared saunas, IV hydration therapy, and medical-grade skincare and beauty treatments.
Savannah, GA Area
Offers a variety of cruises including dolphin eco tours, port tours, sunset cruises, and private charters, departing from River Street.
Savannah, GA
Visiting Savannah's King-Tisdell Cottage, an African-American historic house and museum, with visitor information, history, how to get there and more.
Savannah, GA
Pin Point Heritage Museum is located in the former A.S. Varn & Son Oyster and Crab Factory, east of Savannah. Guests can discover coastal Georgia’s rich Gullah-Geechee culture and understand the historical experience of growing up in Pin Point. This community was founded by formerly enslaved African Americans and their descendants in the 1890s. Exhibits and guided tours focus on religion, language, and food, featuring stories of residents.