Historic Squares

Calhoun Square

Massie School
Wesley Monumental

Chatham Square

Barnard Row & The Barnard Street School

Chippewa Square

(James Edward Oglethorpe)

First Baptist Church, Moses Eastman House, Independent Presbyterian Church

Columbia Square

(Wormsloe Fountain)

Frederick Ball house, Kehoe House, The Stone House, The Universalist Church

Crawford Square

(William Harris Crawford)

Elbert Square

(Samuel Elbert,
Revolutionary Soldier)

Once contained “Flame of Freedom”

Ellis Square

(Henry Ellis)

Once contained Old City Market

Franklin Square

(Benjamin Franklin)

First African Baptist Church, City Market

Greene Square

(Gen. Nathanial Greene)

Meyerhoff House, Second African Baptist Church, Savannah Female Orphan Asylum

Johnson Square

(Robert Johnson)

First city square, Christ Church, Nathanial Greene Monument

LaFayette Square

Original city jail location

Andrew Low House, Battersby-Hartridge House, Hamilton Turner House

Flannery O’Connor House, Cathedral of St John The Baptist

Liberty Square

(“Sons of Liberty”)

“Flame of Freedom” location

Madison Square

(President James Madison)

St John’s Episcopal Church, Green Meldrim House, Scottish Rite Temple

Savannah Volunteer Guards Armory, The Desoto Hilton Hotel

Monterey Square

(The Irish Jasper Greens)

Temple Mickve Israel, Noble Hardee House, Mercer Wilder House,

Oglethorpe Club, Pulaski Monument

Oglethorpe Square

(James Edward Oglethorpe)

Owens-Thomas House, Baptist Center

Orleans Square

(Heroes of the War of 1812)

Champion-McAlpin House, Civic Center

Pulaski Square

(Count Casimir Pulaski)

SCAD dormitory (former JEA building), Frances Bartow house

Reynolds Square

(James Reynolds)

Telfair Square

(Edward Telfair)

Telfair Academy of Arts & Sciences Museum

Trinity Methodist Church

Troup Square

(George Michael Troup)

McDonough Row Houses, Kennedy Row

Center piece is The Armillary Sphere

Warren Square

(Gen. Joseph Warren)

Spencer House

Washington Square

(George Washington)

The Seaman’s House, The Mulberry Inn

Whitefield Square

(Rev. George Whitefield)

Last of the city squares

Red Cross, Rose of Sharon, First Congressional Church

Wright Square

(James Wright)

Court House offices, Lutheran Church of the Ascension, Post Office

William Washington Gordon Monument, Tomochichi boulder