Greene Square

  

The Revolutionary War hero General National Greene lead southern forces during the war and was a trusted aide to General Washington. After the war, Greene settled fourteen miles from Savannah on a plantation called Mulberry Grove. Greene died there but is now buried, alongside his son, in Johnson Square. Greene Square was laid out in 1799 to honor this early American patriot. Greene Square was for many years the center of the African-American community.

 

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