Robert S.
5/14/2023
Johnson Square is one of the 22 squares of Savannah. Located in the northernmost row of the city's five rows of squares, it was the first of the squares to be laid out, in 1733, and remains the...
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W Bryan St
Savannah, GA 31401
The City of Savannah provides a range of municipal services aimed at enhancing community engagement and ensuring efficient governance. Among its initiatives are the Community Advancement Leadership Institute, which offers training and events to empower local residents, and quarterly updates on traffic safety to keep the public informed.
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David G.
5/5/2022
Quintessential square in the good ol South. If you have ever read the book " midnight in the garden of good and evil" this will take you back to those pages. Tons of history here. Take a...
Ariel W.
8/17/2020
Laid out in 1733, this is the oldest and largest of the squares designed by city founder General James Oglethorpe. It was the first of the Bull Street Squares. This square is named for Robert...
Marqus R.
9/22/2018
I'd say Johnson Square is the most notable of the squares of Savannah. It's the oldest, it's the biggest and it's the busiest. It is also distinguish with a central monument in the form of an...
Xia Y.
10/18/2020
Beautiful square. I was obviously too excited, I forgot to check into all the other squares but I would say this one is most notable and definitely more picturesque. All the squares are in...
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