- A later addition was the official Savannah weather station, the kiosk of which can still be seen today. Address: 41 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Savannah, Georgia.
- Savannah’s 22 charming squares and its many historic landmarks and buildings tell the story of Georgia’s oldest city.
- Savannah was, by design, the first step in the creation of Georgia, which received its charter from King George II in April 1732, as the thirteenth and last of...
- Savannah, the beautiful hostess city of the South, has tons of amazing things to do. But traveling to Savannah, Georgia, does not have to be super expensive.
- dam-images-travel-savannah-ga-october-2014-travels-savannah-01-forsyth-park.jpg. The 30-acre Forsyth Park, in the historic district of Savannah, Georgia...
- Visit Savannah, GA and learn what it means to Live Like A Rock Star! Savannah's waterways, historic district and beaches are waiting on you and your family.
- Savannah was established in 1733 by James Edward Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia, who named it for the river.
- It sits on the banks of the Savannah River, which separates Georgia from South Carolina. Also known as The Hostess City, Savannah is famous for its hospitality.
- The Savannah, GA metro area is a place with a long history and lovely coastal scenes. Founded in 1733, it's one of the oldest cities in Georgia.