Lafayette Square

  

Named for the Revolutionary hero the Marquis de Lafayette (and a visitor to Savannah in 1825), Lafayette Square was laid out in 1837. There are no monuments in Lafayette Square but there is a fountain dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Georgia colony donated in 1984. There are several significant landmarks around Lafayette Square including the Andrew Low House, the Hamilton Turner House, Cathedral Of St John the Baptist and the Flannery O'Connor childhood home.

 

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