Savannah's squares with major monuments


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July 6th 2015
Published: July 6th 2015
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In 1733 British General James Edward Oglethorpe arrived with 113 colonists to establish and settle a new colony, to be named after King George. They landed at the site of the present historic area and, with the help of the friendly local First Nations chief, Tomochichi, planned and established Savannah. Oglethorpe set out to make it a model settlement and colony, with 4 public squares, and guided ... Read Full Entry



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7th July 2015
British lions guard his legacy.

Great monument!
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It commemorates the 250th anniversary (1984) of the founding of the Georgia Colony.

Great shot!
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Haitian volunteers monument (2007) commemorates an unsung chapter of American history.

Great monument!

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