- The Owens-Thomas House is considered by architectural historians to be one of the finest examples of English Regency architecture in America.
- Work began on the Owens-Thomas House back in 1816, as it was to be the new home of Ricahrd Richardson - a shipping merchande, banker, and slave trader.
- Yes, it even had indoor running water before The White House in Washington D.C. The architect who designed The Owens-Thomas House was William Jay.
- For decades, the story of the urban enslaved was glossed over or even ignored at historic house museums like the Owens-Thomas House.
- Ticket includes admission to all three Telfair Museums. Web site Owens-Thomas House and Slave Quarters Other Tours every 20 minutes.
- The Owens-Thomas House is a national historic landmark in Savannah, a historic house built in 1819 turned museum in the late 20th century.
- The Owens–Thomas House collection contains furnishings and decorative arts from the English Regency period; containing effects of the Owens family...
- The Owens-Thomas House is considered to be the finest example of Regency architecture in the United States.
- If you feel like ordering lunch, take a short walk from Owens-Thomas House to Forsyth Park, where there is a café, sporting areas and a stunning fountain.