Whitefield Square
The final Savannah square was laid out in 1851. Whitefield Square was name for the founder of the Bethesda Home for Boys (formerly called the Bethesda Orphanage), the Rev. George Whitefield. This home is still in operation in Savannah. Many of the homes surrounding Whitefield Square were built after the Civil War and thus are built in Victorian or Queen Anne style. There is a beautiful gazebo built in the middle of Whitefield Square.
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