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| Jepson Center for the Arts (2006) Auditorium Entrance part of Telfair Museum of Art on Telfair Square. Savannah, GA. | Jepson Center for the Arts (2006) Gallery Entrance part of Telfair Museum of Art on Telfair Square. Savannah, GA. Architect: Moshe Safdie & Assoc. & Hansen Architects. | Facade detail of Jepson Center for the Arts / Telfair Museum of Art. Savannah, GA. | Facade detail of Jepson Center for the Arts / Telfair Museum of Art. Savannah, GA. |
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| Facade detail of Jepson Center for the Arts / Telfair Museum of Art. Savannah, GA. | Stairway of Telfair Museum of Art / Jepson Center for the Arts. Savannah, GA. | Telfair Museum of Art old building (1818) with statuary. Savannah, GA. Style: Regency. Architect: William Jay. | Statue of Raphael before Telfair Academy of Arts & Sciences Museum. Savannah, GA. |
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| Statue of Michelangelo before Telfair Academy of Arts & Sciences Museum. Savannah, GA. | Owens-Thomas House (1816-9) (124 Abercorn St. on Oglethorpe Square) is a museum of the Telfair Academy. Savannah, GA. Style: Regency. Architect: William Jay. On National Register. | Cast iron side porch of Owens-Thomas House. Savannah, GA. | Cast iron support details of side porch of Owens-Thomas House. Savannah, GA. |
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| Carriage building of Owens-Thomas House. Savannah, GA. | Davenport House Museum (1815-20) (119 Habersham St. on Columbia Square) now a museum. Savannah, GA. Style: Federal-style. Architect: Isaiah Davenport. On National Register. | Davenport House Museum. Savannah, GA. | Front steps of Davenport House Museum. Savannah, GA. |
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| Garden of Davenport House Museum. Savannah, GA. | James Moore Wayne house (1819-21) (10 E. Oglethorpe Ave. near Wright Square) later Birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low. Savannah, GA. Style: Regency. Architect: William Jay. On National Register. | Entrance of Birthplace Museum of Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low (1860-1927). Savannah, GA. | Andrew Low House (1849) (329 Abercorn St. on Lafayette Square) adulthood home of Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low now a museum. Savannah, GA. Architect: John S. Norris. On National Register. |
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| Front door of Andrew Low House welcomed guests like Robert E. Lee & William Makepeace Thackeray. Savannah, GA. | General Hugh W. Mercer House (1860-68) (Mercer Williams Museum) (429 Bull St. on Monterey Square). Savannah, GA. Architect: John S. Norris. | Georgia Historical Society (Hodgson Hall) (1874-5) (501 Whitaker St. on Forsyth Park) built as memorial to scholar William Brown Hodgson. Savannah, GA. | Hurn Museum of Folk Art (1015 Whitaker St. on Forsyth Park). Savannah, GA. |
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Savannah History Museum (303 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.) in former Central Georgia rail station. Savannah, GA. Architect: Calvin Fay & Alfred S. Eichberg. On National Register.  | Roundhouse Railroad Museum (601 W. Harris St.) with antebellum repair facilities, roundhouse & turntable plus 125-foot-tall brick smokestack. Savannah, GA. On National Register. |
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