The hometown of Girl Scouts founder Juliette Low, its harbor is guarded by Cockspur Island, while the river which shares this city's name begins at Hartwell Dam where the Seneca meets the Tugaloo.
Early Methodists including John Wesley founded Bethesda orphanage in this city, which is home to the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum. It is the seat of Chatham county and was both the namesake and point of departure for the first steamboat that crossed the Atlantic. The hometown of Girl Scouts founder Juliette Low, its harbor is guarded by Cockspur Island, while the river which shares this city's name begins at Hartwell Dam where the Seneca meets the Tugaloo. Founded in 1733 by James Oglethorpe, it was the capital of Georgia until 1786. Name this city on the Atlantic coast, known for its profuse Regency and Victorian architecture.
Early Methodists including John Wesley founded Bethesda orphanage in this city, which is home to the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum.
Savannah, Georgia