Explore Plains, Georgia, the hometown of President Jimmy Carter. Discover his boyhood home, historic school, and campaign headquarters in this guide to the small town that shaped one of America’s most beloved leaders.
It wasn’t unusual, especially as their means of travel improved, for President’s to have a vacation home outside of the White House. These vacation homes were often called “Little” White Houses because the Commander-in-Chief still fulfilled his official duties even while on vacation. Truman had his in Key West. Kennedy in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts. Johnson and Reagan both had ranches. And Carter went back to his hometown in Plains, Georgia. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, our 32nd President (who was elected to an unprecedented four consecutive terms and brought about the 22nd Amendment limiting a President to two) had his in Warm Springs, Georgia.
Discover Savannah’s most iconic historic homes by taking a step back in time with a tour of the city’s stunning architectural marvels. From grand Antebellum mansions to charming cottages, these historic homes are a testament to the city’s rich heritage and a fascinating glimpse into the past.
Explore the heart of Savannah and discover its historic squares, each with its own unique character and charm. From Johnson Square, the oldest and largest square, to Chippewa Square made famous by “Forrest Gump,” a stroll through the 22 remaining squares is a free and enjoyable way to experience the city’s rich history and architecture. Take a journey through time and visit famous squares named after prominent figures such as George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson. Learn about Savannah’s past and immerse yourself in its culture.
Savannah, Georgia: Your Complete Guide to History, Cuisine, & Adventure. Explore all that the Hostess City has to offer with a comprehensive guide to Savannah. From its famous and not-so-famous restaurants to its historic sites, picturesque streets and stunning architecture.
