Pulaski Square

  

General Casimir Pulaski was a Polish born hero of the American Revolutionary War. Benjamin Franklin persuaded Pulaski to move to Savannah when he met him in Paris and fight for the American cause. During the war, Pulaski served brilliantly in many campaigns and saved Washington's life during the Battle of Brandywine. He is called the "father of the American cavalry". Pulaski was killed during the Siege of Savannah yet his legacy lives on. There are no statues of Pulaski in Pulaski Square but there is a bronze statue of him in Monterey Square. That statue was dedicated in 1855 when both a town and county were named after him.

 

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