Monuments and Memorials
Savannah’s streets, squares and parks are filled with monuments and memorials to those who have played key roles in shaping her history. Savannah has always honored her past and her heroes.
There are too many monuments and memorials to cover on one page, so we've devoted a brief page to several of the most interesting. Others have been grouped together by location. Click on the appropriate links for more information about the individual monuments and memorials. Many of the pages include photographs.
War Memorials
Civil War Monument Spanish American War Memorial Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Historic Square Monuments & Memorials
William Washington Gordon Nathanael Greene William Jasper James Edward Oglethorpe Casimir Pulaski Tomo-Chi-Chi John Wesley
Emmit Park Monuments & Memorials
Celtic Cross Memorial to the Chatham Artillery Harbor Light Salzburger Monument of Reconciliation
River Street Monuments & Memorials
African-American Monument Florence Martus, the Waving Girl 1996 Olympic Yachting Cauldron
Bay Street Monuments & Memorials
City Exchange Bell Oglethorpe Bench Washington Guns
Oglethorpe Avenue Monuments & Memorials
Jewish Burial Marker Scottish Highlanders Monument
Most of the monuments and memorials are near tour bus and shuttle stops. For information on getting around town, click here!
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