Savannah’s Veteran’s Day Parade

Laura November 12, 2014 Leave a Comment

What a beautiful week for a parade! The Savannah Veteran’s Day Parade stepped off yesterday near Forsyth Park and traveled through the streets of historic Savannah, a beautiful backdrop to celebrate the service and sacrifices made by our US Military. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE SERVED! We are grateful to you and your families. #VeteransDayEveryDay

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Savannah Tour of Homes & Gardens

4 days ago

We’re going to back to one of our favorite volunteers year as chair! She still sits on the board and volunteers as a flower arranger and a docent in the fragrant garden. We are so grateful for Betty! #tbt #1970 #savannahtourofhomes #savannahtourofhomesandgardens #visitsavannah ...

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Savannah Tour of Homes & Gardens

2 weeks ago

Love encore azaleas! It’s like March all over again! #fridayflowers #flowerstagram #flowers #visitsavannah #savannahtourofhomes #savannahtourofhomesandgardens #fridayflowers ...

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3 weeks ago

This is such a great event! The Davenport House interpreters are second to none. If you're going to be in Savannah anytime soon, put this on your to do list!Understand about the Fever!
Yellow Fever in Savannah 1820
" . . .that a mortality prevails in our ill-fated city, which spares neither age nor sex – neither native nor stranger; but with one wide, dreadful and sudden sweep, consigns to the solitary tomb, the staid and temperate, the sober and careful, as well as the free-liver and the dissipated."
Living History - See the house by candlelight

Friday and Saturday nights in October 2018
DATES: October 6, 7, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27
Time: 7 p.m.
ADMISSION: $16 in advance; $19 at the door. Plus tax.
As with coastal cities throughout the United States in the 19th century, Savannah was the location of tragic yellow fever outbreaks. In 1820 the city’s outbreak was widespread. This October see a historical recreation of Savannah’s dreadful Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1820 with particular emphasis on daily life and medical techniques of the period. A highlight is moving though the candlelit rooms witnessing enactments by costumed performers. In an area seldom seen by visitors, the fate and experiences of the uncounted half to the city’s population, both free and enslaved Africans, are revealed.
Reservations recommended. Limited attendance.
The performance requires that guests be able to walk up and down stairs and maneuver in the candlelit rooms.
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Savannah Tour of Homes & Gardens

3 weeks ago

Lily love!! #savannahtourofhomesandgardens #savannahtourofhomes #visitsavannah #fridayflowers #flowers #flowerstagram ...

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Savannah Tour of Homes & Gardens

4 weeks ago

Thursdays are our director’s favorite days! It’s the day we look through our archives and show you years past! Check out this throwback from The Philadelphia Inquirer from 1966! #tbt #savannahtourofhomesandgardens #savannahtourofhomes #visitsavannah #1966 ...

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