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Savannah Homes Walking TourExplore the beauty and importance of antebellum architecture with the Savannah Homes Walking Tour where, over the course of two hours and approximately a mile, you'll be taken through two of the most architecturally significant homes in Savannah, the Owens-Thomas home and the Davenport House. From learning why the houses were built in sich a fashion to the role these historical treasures play in today's real estate, you'll uncover a variety of ways in which southern mansions impact both the past and present. Davenport House The Davenport House has been an important part of the Savannah culture and Antebellum architecture ever since its completion in 1820. This importance can be directly seen by the Historic Savannah Foundation, which was created in 1870 in response to the proposed demolition of the houses and other culturally significant landmarks. Owens-Thomas House Completed in 1819, was designed by renowned architect William Jay, and is considered by architectural historians as one of America's premier examples of English Regency architecture. Details
Location Savannah Homes Tour 45 South Market Street Corner of South Market & State Street Charleston, GA 29401 Order Now: 1-800-987-9852
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