Chatham Square

  

Chatham Square was named for a person who never actually set foot in Savannah (or America for that matter). It was named for a British politician, William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham in 1847. Pitt was known for his support of the American colonists against the King and was critical of the British policies of the colonies. This was one of the last Savannah squares built. It is sometime referred to as Barnard Square due to it's proximity to a former school that once stood nearby. Nearby you will find charming "Gordon Row". Gordon Row are 15 beautifully restored townhouses.

 

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