Reynolds Square

  

Originally laid out in 1734 and called Lower New Square, it was renamed in the mid 1750's for Capt. John Reynolds who was the colonial governor of Georgia. In Reynolds Square, you will find a bronze statue of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. Wesley spent three years in Savannah (1735 - 1738) as a missionary. During this time in Savannah, John Wesley founded the first Sunday school in America.

 

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