Ariel W.
10/17/2020
Bounded by E. York and E. State Streets, Wright Square was laid out in 1733. It was the second created and one of the four original squares laid out by Georgia founder, James Oglethorpe. At that...
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E President St
Savannah, GA 31401
Wright Square, located in Savannah, GA, is one of the oldest squares in the city, dating back to 1733. Originally known as Percival Square, it was renamed in honor of James Wright, Georgia's last Royal Governor. Throughout its history, the square has been home to a courthouse, with the present yellow brick courthouse designed by William Gibbons Preston. Notable features include a monument to William Washington Gordon and a memorial boulder dedicated to Tomochichi, buried on the square in 1739.
With its rich historical significance and architectural landmarks, Wright Square offers visitors a glimpse into Savannah's past. From the colonial-era courthouse to the memorials honoring influential figures, this square serves as a reminder of the city's heritage. Whether strolling through its tree-lined paths or admiring the historic buildings, Wright Square provides a captivating experience for residents and tourists alike.
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May A.
7/23/2020
Haunted Square There are 22 of these "Squares" in Savannah. Squares are like parks. One of them is Wright Square and it was one of the original four squares to be laid out in Savannah's Historic...
Ashley S.
9/12/2020
I'm surprised we hadn't run into this square before but you can't miss it with the towering statue in the middle. It's very pretty like many squares and of course benches and history to learn on...
Mark M.
6/18/2020
What a beautiful square consisting of a towering statue and rock. The trees are breathtaking; it's quite impressive, and peaceful. I could spend hours here rejecting and taking it all in!
Marqus R.
9/23/2018
Wright Square is one of Savannah's oldest, dating back to 1733. It's a super lovely square but there are some things that strike me as being odd about it. Its name is Wright Square in honor of...
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