11/20/2024
Heck of a tour we love our patrons
Originally I started this page to share stories of the rich history of our city with the public. Now We offer afternoon and evening Tours.
Savannah, GA
31401
Monday | 4am - 7pm |
Thursday | 4am - 7pm |
Friday | 4am - 7pm |
Saturday | 4am - 7pm |
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Since moving to Savannah in 1991 I have been captured by Savannah's beauty charm and history. Over the years, I have come to know the city as a truly magical place to live and work. The combination of history, culture, ambiance, and pace are unmatched by any city I have ever lived in. Truly, we live in a city where our past surrounds us every day. Where people take pride and care of its historic neighborhoods and buildings. If you spend anytime at all walking around the city you soon discover its wonderful examples of architecture from a variety of periods. You also begin to discover the unique history of each of our city's 22 squares and the structures that surround them...Each square tells just part of the story of Savannah. As you walk down River Street; you can picture the days when there were Tall Ships and Steam ships tied up to its moorings, loading and unloading cargo. As you get to know the city, you begin to read and hear of the stories of Savannah's past. some true and some based on truth. We live in a city where George Washington honored it for its part in the Revolutionary War. Where Lafayette stayed on his tour of America, after the war. Where Woodrow Wilson got married and Teddy Roosevelt came to inspect the troops as they disembarked from the Savannah River to charge up San Juan Hill. Where architects such as John Jay did some of their most important work; and why authors such as Robert Louis Stephenson, and John Berendt found their inspiration to write in our fair city. I started this page several years ago to prepare for a local magazine a friend of mine and I were going to start. That never happened, but i was excited to see so many people liming the stories I posted. Starting tours with the same name and purpose seemed my next logical step. It is my hope that our tours will make Savannah come alive for our visitors and locals alike.