Historic Savannah Walking Tour With Greene Square

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  greenmountainzen 5

  22 Feb 2020

  Greatly appreciated our laid back and well informed guide’s approach to sharing her knowledge and passion for Savannah’s history. She pulled no punches when it came to our questions on the role of slavery, religion and native Americans in shaping the birth and growth of Savannah.

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  kasunart 5

  31 Jul 2018

  Richard, THE Mayor of Greene Square, is a hoot. He is passionate about Savannah, and is chock full of history and wisdom. An excellent storyteller, the time flies listening to him-he's a natural for sure. He's got a real Savannah southern drawl. In fact, he traces his ancestors to the first landing of Savannah! I will definitely be taking all their various tours in the future!

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  Kendall C 5

  30 Jul 2018

  I have lived in the area for 3 years, my boyfriend 10. We love Savannah and have done many many tours. Richard, the mayor if green square, was by far the best yet! Being a native to Savannah, Richard brought stories and history long forgotten by the mainstream tours. My personal favorite was hearing about aspects of the African American history and the feminist history in Savannah that I never knew existed (or that has been white washed). Afterwards he even invited me in to see his historic home on green square, as I am an interior designer and love historic architecture. Humor, REAL HISTORY, and a local guide...what more could you want on a trip to Savannah?!

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  Colleen M 5

  29 Jul 2018

  If you're looking for a tour based on solid historical fact, presented with animation, and threaded with humor, this is the tour for you. Richard, the Mayor of Greene Square, is a native of Savannah and has perfected a condensed history of the Historic District which begins with the founding of Savannah and brings you up to today. Anecdotes of growing up in Savannah in the 1950's-70's are charming and paint vivid pictures of the City's growth and transitions. The tour started and ended precisely at the times stated. It is fun and I recommend to all.

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