River Street in Savannah


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July 4th 2015
Published: July 4th 2015
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When Georgia cotton was the world standard, River Street was where cotton merchants’ offices and warehouses were located in six-storey buildings right by the docks for ease of loading the bales onto ships. The Civil War blockade 150 years ago put a temporary end to that trade, and when General Sherman captured Savannah he informed President Lincoln that the spoils of war there included about twe... Read Full Entry



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5th July 2015

High class place!! I would love to grab a coffee or tea along the pier there, looks so posh. Very cool they commemorated the "waving girl" with a statue- thanks for sharing some of Savannah's history with me!
6th July 2015
The City Hall's dome is sheathed on the outside in 23 karat gold.

Impressive!
6th July 2015
The Trade and Convention Center across the river is reached by the free ferries.

Nice shot, nice reflection!
6th July 2015
waiting at Cify Hall Landing for a Savannah Belle ferry

and likely singin' the blues ;o)
6th July 2015
telephoto view upriver toward the distant container port

Good shot. I love suspension bridges ;o)
6th July 2015
Each of the two ''traditional style'' tour boats, can accommodate up to 600 passengers.

oooooooo it's a beut!
6th July 2015
This tall ship was just visiting for a few days.

Good timing!
6th July 2015
''Gallery 209'' had interesting works by local artists.

ahhhhhhh I like that they left the decay alone, esp around the windows....
6th July 2015
African American Family monument (2002) at City Hall Landing

Great monument!
6th July 2015
Florence Martus, the ''Waving Girl''

Love it!
6th July 2015
Ah, y'all sure live the good life here!

Nice picture ;o)

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