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Calhoun Square, located on Abercorn Street, was laid out in 1851. It is the only Square in Savannah with all of its original buildings still around. Many of the homes built around Calhoun Square were built in the Greek Revival style.
Calhoun Square, in Savannah, Georgia is one of many small squares distributed throughout the Historic District. It is believed to be the site of a lost African-American burial ground. Go South!
Taylor Square (formerly Calhoun Square) is just two blocks northeast of the famous Forsyth Park. Taylor Square offers some of the best views of two prominent locales in Savannah. These are the Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church and the Massie School.
Only one square in Savannah has the architectural purity with all its surrounding original buildings still intact --Calhoun Square. It was one of the last squares created in Savannah in 1851 -- along with nearby Whitfield and Troup Squares.
Named for John C. Calhoun this square is in the historic district. Next to the park is a large historic church & the common school. Walk around the neighborhood then stop to rest, relax & enjoy the square before resuming your tour.
Calhoun Square (now Taylor Square) photographed by the Savannah Morning News Like all of Savannah’s famous squares, Taylor Square is anchored by a lush green space. You’ll see live oaks draped with Spanish moss, plenty of open green space, and iconic park benches.
29 avr. 2018 · Named for John C. Calhoun this square is in the historic district. Next to the park is a large historic church & the common school. Walk around the neighborhood then stop to rest, relax & enjoy the square before resuming your tour.
