Buildings in Savannah Historic District

The Savannah Historic District is a large urban U.S. historic district that roughly corresponds to the city limits of Savannah, Georgia, prior to the American Civil War. The area was declared a National Historic Landmark District in 1966,^[1] and is one of the largest districts of its kind in the United States.^[2] The district was made in recognition of the unique layout of the city, begun by James Oglethorpe at the city's founding and propagated for over a century of its growth.^[1]

The district is about 2 square miles (5.2 km²) in area. It is bounded by the Savannah River on the north, West Broad Street on the west, Gwinnett Street and Forsyth Park on the south, and East Broad Street and Trustees' Garden on the east.^[1]

Below is an incomplete list of relevant buildings inside Savannah Historic District:^[3][4][5]

Selected contributing properties[]

Name	Ward	Image	Address	Date	Note
Savannah City Hall	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		2 East Bay Street	1904-1905	By Hyman Witcover
Eugene Kelly Stores (Thomas Gamble Building)	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		4-10 East Bay Street	1877	Replaced previous 1870 Kelly Stores (burned 1876)
Upper Stoddard Range	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		12-42 East Bay Street (view from River Street)	1859	By John Stoddard
Savannah Cotton Exchange	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		100 East Bay Street	1887	By William G. Preston
Claghorn and Cunningham Range	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		102-110 East Bay Street (view from River Street)	1857	Attributed to Charles Sholl and Calvin Fay; built concurrently with the Jones/Derenne Range
124 East Bay Street (Jones/Derenne Range)	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		112-130 East Bay Street	1857	Superstructure utilized southern foundations of the previous George Jones Stores (c.1810)
Archibald Smith Stores	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		202-206 East Bay Street	1810
Lower Stoddard Range (Western portion)	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		208-214 East Bay Street	1858	By John Stoddard; superstructure utilized foundations of the previous Harden Stores (c.1810)
Lower Stoddard Range (Eastern portion)	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		216-230 East Bay Street (view from River Street)	1858	By John Stoddard; superstructure utilized foundations of the previous Howard Stores (c.1809)
Scott & Balfour Stores	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		302-316 East Bay Street	1823/1850s	Host to Andrew Low & Company; additional level added 1850s
George Anderson Stores	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		402-410 East Bay Street	1835
508 East Factors Walk	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		508 East Bay Street/Factors' Walk	1892	By Dennis J. Murphy
Jones/Telfair Range	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		112-130 West Bay Street	1852-54	By Charles Sholl and Calvin Fay, now the
William Taylor Stores	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		202-206 West Bay Street	1806/1818	Elements of the eastern portion, 1806; western portion, 1818
214 West Bay Street	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		214 West Bay Street	1910
220-224 West Bay Street	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		220-224 West Bay Street	1821	224 damaged by fire in 1851
John Williamson Range	New Franklin Ward & Wharf Lots		302-310 West Bay Street/Williamson Street	1850	Damaged by fires in 1879 and 1898
Pirates' House	Trustees Garden Ward		20 East Broad Street	1794-1871
Herb House	Trustees Garden Ward		26 East Broad Street	By 1853	Despite some folklore dating it to the 1730s, Mary Lane Morrison's Historic Buildings Survey suggests 1853,[6] the year it first appears on a map
Joseph Gammon Duplex	Trustees Garden Ward		28-30 East Broad Street	1840
Mary Foley House	Trustees Garden Ward		36 East Broad Street	1909
Archibald Smith House	Trustees Garden Ward		48 East Broad Street	Prior to 1830	See also Archibald Smith Stores on the wharf
John Foley Duplex	Trustees Garden Ward		52-56 East Broad Street	1874
Phoenix Iron Works/Kehoe Iron Foundry	Trustees Garden Ward		656 East Broughton Street	1873, altered 1883	Part of SCAD
Yamacraw 43 Rows (Demolished)	Middle Oglethorpe Ward		Fahm Street	1850	Row houses built about 1850. Torn down 1940 for Yamacraw Village Housing Projects
William Scarbrough House	Middle Oglethorpe Ward		41 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard	1819	By William Jay, on the NRHP
First Bryan Baptist Church	Middle Oglethorpe Ward		575 West Bryan Street	1888	On the NRHP
Crites Hall, SCAD	South Oglethorpe Ward		217 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard	1906	Part of SCAD
Central of Georgia Railway Administrative "Gray Building"	South Oglethorpe/Railroad Ward		227 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard	1856	Now named Kiah Hall, part of SCAD; a National Historic Landmark since 1976[7]
Central of Georgia Administrative "Red Building"	South Oglethorpe/Railroad Ward		233 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard	1888	By Calvin Fay & Alfred Eichberg; part of SCAD
Central of Georgia Train Terminal	South Oglethorpe/Railroad Ward		301 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard	1860-1876	Designed by Augustus Schwaab; today Savannah Visitors Center/Savannah History Museum
Central of Georgia Roundhouse and Machine Shops	Railroad Ward		655 Louisville Road	Begun 1853	Roundhouse/Repair Shops compound
Abraham Minis Property (1)	Franklin Ward		20-22 Montgomery Street	1846
First African Baptist Church	Franklin Ward		23 Montgomery Street	1859-1861
George Hardcastle Building	Franklin Ward		30-38 Montgomery Street	1855
Simon Byck Property	Franklin Ward		408 West Broughton Street	1869
305 West Bryan Street	Franklin Ward		305 West Bryan Street	1855
418/420 West Bryan Street	Franklin Ward		418-420 West Bryan Street	1910 (418); 1912 (420)
Charles Meitzler Building	Franklin Ward		307 West Congress Street	1875
Germania Fire Company	Franklin Ward		315 West Congress Street	1871
Augustus Walter Building (1)	Franklin Ward		401-403 West Congress Street	1867
Augustus Walter Building (2)	Franklin Ward		405 West Congress Street	1870
409 West Congress Street	Franklin Ward		409 West Congress Street	1872
James Brannen Building	Franklin Ward		419-423 West Congress Street	1875	Third story added 1906; roof development modern
Abraham Minis Property (2)	Franklin Ward		302-304 West St. Julian Street	1855
Charles Lamar Properties	Franklin Ward		305-307 West St. Julian Street	1892
309-315 West St. Julian Street	Franklin Ward		309-315 West St. Julian Street	1902
314 West St. Julian Street	Franklin Ward		314 West St. Julian Street	1870
David Dillon Building	Decker Ward		19 Barnard Street	1855
John Montmollin Warehouse	Decker Ward		21 Barnard Street	1855	Later the Bryan Free School
Lawrence/Shaffer Building.jpg	Decker Ward		23-25 Barnard Street	1848
George W. Jones Building	Decker Ward		121-123 West Bay Street	1852
Kress Building	Decker Ward		120-122 West Broughton Street	1923-1937
Thomas Gibbons Range	Decker Ward		102-116 West Congress Street (view from St. Julian Street)	1820	Thomas Gibbons (1757-1826): planter, politician, lawyer, steamboat owner
103 West Congress Street	Decker Ward		103 West Congress Street	1875
Lovell and Lattimore Store	Decker Ward		121-123 West Congress Street	1859
125 West Congress Street (1881) & 127 West Congress Street (1873)	Decker Ward		125 West Congress Street (1881) & 127 West Congress Street (1873)	1881 & 1873
Joseph Bernstein Building	Decker Ward		201-207 West Congress Street	1913
Frederick Herb (Estate of) Building	Decker Ward		209 West Congress Street	1855
Robert McIntire Building	Decker Ward		222-228 West Congress Street (view from St. Julian Street)	1890
James McIntire Building	Decker Ward		222-236 West St. Julian Street (view from Bryan Street)	1855
James Morrison Building	Derby Ward		1-7 Bull Street	1819/1847	Enlarged and remodeled 1847 and later
The Citizens and Southern Bank	Derby Ward		22 Bull Street	1907	Now Bank of America
Christ Church	Derby Ward		28 Bull Street	1838/1897	Mother church of Georgia, 1838 edifice third on the same site
9 Drayton Street	Derby Ward		9 Drayton Street	1853	Built for George Wayne Anderson; later owned by Confederate Army veteran Edward Clifford Anderson Jr.
Citizens Bank Building	Derby Ward		15 Drayton Street	1896	By G.L. Norman; now part of SCAD
US Custom House	Derby Ward		1-5 East Bay Street	1848-52	By John S. Norris
Central Railroad Bank	Derby Ward		7 East Bay Street	1853
George Owens House	Derby Ward		15-17 East Bay Street	1822-23
Savannah Bank and Trust Co.	Derby Ward		2 East Bryan Street	1911
Ann Hamilton House	Derby Ward		24-26 East Bryan Street	c.1824	Attributed to Amos Scudder
Manger Building (formerly Hotel Savannah)	Derby Ward		7 East Congress Street (32 Bull Street)	1912	First City Club of Savannah
Richard Stites Building	Derby Ward		5-11 West Bay Street	c.1820
Solomon Cohen Building	Derby Ward		17 West Bay Street	1869	See additional Solomon Cohen properties (Jackson Ward, Pulaski Ward, Stephens Ward & Troup Ward)
21 West Bay Street	Derby Ward		21 West Bay Street	1821	The original occupant, City Hotel, was Savannah's first hotel
John Lyons Building	Derby Ward		30-36 West Broughton Street	1878
John L. Hardee Property	Derby Ward		22-24 West Bryan Street	1878
Habersham House	Reynolds Ward		23 Abercorn Street	1789	Also known as the "(Olde) Pink House", by Joseph Clay for James Habersham, Jr., bought and restored by James Arthur Williams
Oliver Sturges House	Reynolds Ward		27 Abercorn Street	1813
John Wesley Hotel	Reynolds Ward		29 Abercorn Street	1913	Now Planters Inn on Reynolds Square
Lucas Theatre	Reynolds Ward		32 Abercorn Street	1921	Part of SCAD
24 Drayton Street	Reynolds Ward		24 Drayton Street	1924
Hibernia Bank Building	Reynolds Ward		101 East Bay Street	1914	Now Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce
Edward Padelford Building (west)	Reynolds Ward		229-233 East Bay Street	1853-54	Now the East Bay Inn
202-208 East Broughton Street	Reynolds Ward		202-208 East Broughton Street	1917
9 Lincoln Street	Reynolds Ward		9 Lincoln Street	1853
17 Lincoln Street	Reynolds Ward		17 Lincoln Street	18th century (late)	The home of Abe's on Lincoln since 2010
Edward Padelford Building (east)	Warren Ward		301 East Bay Street	1851	Now Staybridge Suites
417 East Bay Street	Warren Ward		417 East Bay Street	c.1875
John Eppinger Property	Warren Ward		425 East Bay Street	1809	Moved from Elbert Ward (219 Jefferson Street)
John Berrien House	Warren Ward		322-324 East Broughton Street	1790-1797	House raised 1917, remodeled 2012-2016; John Berrien's father: John Berrien, son: John M. Berrien
John Deubell House	Warren Ward		410-416 East Broughton Street	1809 or before
William Lake Building	Warren Ward		418 East Broughton Street	1871
John Entelman Property	Warren Ward		420-422 East Broughton Street	1898	See additional John Entelman properties (Stephens Ward & Wesley Ward)
John Eppinger (Estate of) Property	Warren Ward		404 East Bryan Street	1821-1823	Moved from Jackson Ward (211 West Perry Street)
John Ballon Property (1)	Warren Ward		417 East Congress Street	1839	Built for John Ballon, Free Man of Color
John Ballon Property (2)	Warren Ward		419 East Congress Street	1839	Built for John Ballon, Free Man of Color
425 East Congress Street	Warren Ward		425 East Congress Street	Between 1799-1808
Margaret Pendergast House	Warren Ward		420 East St. Julian Street	1868
Henry Willink Cottage	Warren Ward		426 East St. Julian Street	1845	Moved from Crawford Ward (231 Price Street) in November, 1964, replacing a structure torn down by Anne and Mills Lane[8]
Spencer–Woodbridge House	Warren Ward		22 Habersham Street	1790-1804	Also known as the George Basil Spencer House
John David Mongin House	Warren Ward		24 Habersham Street	c.1797	Moved from 25 Habersham (opposite the square)
Harry Schroder Duplex	Warren Ward		32-34 Habersham Street	1898
601 East Bay Street	Washington Ward		601 East Bay Street (view from Houston Street)	1860
31 East Broad Street	Washington Ward		31 East Broad Street	1860
James McMahon House	Washington Ward		37-39 East Broad Street	1874
Charles Wood Row House	Washington Ward		41-47 East Broad Street	1899
Frank Walsh House	Washington Ward		506 East Broughton Street	1887
Bridget McAuliffe House	Washington Ward		508 East Broughton Street	1898
530 East Broughton Street	Washington Ward		530 East Broughton Street	1884
Mary Spear House	Washington Ward		532 East Broughton Street	c.1820; raised 1879	Built for Mary Spear, Free Woman of Color
Abrahams Home	Washington Ward		548 East Broughton Street	1858	By John S. Norris
Margaret Prindible Property	Washington Ward		508-512 East Bryan Street	1892
Mary Gildea House	Washington Ward		514 East Bryan Street	1899
Mary Horrigan Property	Washington Ward		520-522 East Bryan Street	1899
William Gaston House	Washington Ward		511 East Congress Street	c.1839	Remodeled 1869
Isabella Mallery House	Washington Ward		513 East Congress Street	1841
Joseph Burke Properties	Washington Ward		541-545 East Congress Street	1860
Ann Pinder House	Washington Ward		547 East Congress Street	1831-35
William Flood House	Washington Ward		501 East St. Julian Street	1901
Anne Pitman House	Washington Ward		504 East St. Julian Street	1842
Hampton Lillibridge House	Washington Ward		507 East St. Julian Street (moved from 310 East Bryan Street)	1796–99	Image from prior location on Bryan Street. Bought, moved & restored by James Arthur Williams
Morty Dorgan Property (1)	Washington Ward		542 East St. Julian Street	1853	Remodeled 1888-98
Mary Ferguson House	Washington Ward		549 East St. Julian Street	1905
Joseph Wilkinson House	Washington Ward		11 Houston Street	1807	Remodeled 1899
Morty Dorgan Property (2)	Washington Ward		20 Houston Street	1852-53
Simon Mirault House	Washington Ward		21 Houston Street (moved from Troup Ward)	1852	Built for Simon Mirault, Free Man of Color
Joachim Hartstene House	Washington Ward		23 Houston Street	c.1803	Rebuilt with original members, 1964
Catherine McCarthy Property	Washington Ward		26-30 Houston Street	1887
Laurence Dunn Property (1)	Washington Ward		31-33 Houston Street	1875	By Augustus Schwaab
Laurence Dunn Property (2)	Washington Ward		35-37 Houston Street	1872
D.D. Williams House	Washington Ward		12 Price Street	1816
William Williams House	Washington Ward		16 Price Street	By 1809
William Wescott House	Washington Ward		36 Price Street	1874
Stephen Timmons Cottage	Washington Ward		40 Price Street	1841
Anna Keilbach Building	Liberty Ward		119 Jefferson Street	1883
Congregation B'nai B'rith (former site)	Liberty Ward		120 Montgomery Street	1908	By Hyman Witcover; now part of SCAD
311 West Broughton Street	Liberty Ward		311 West Broughton Street	1916
John Tietgen Building	Liberty Ward		306 West State Street	1908
Frederick Selleck Property (1)	Liberty Ward		305 West York Street	1822
Frederick Selleck Property (2)	Liberty Ward		311 West State Street	1822
Henry Hayme Building	Heathcote Ward		114 Barnard Street	1889
Telfair Family Mansion	Heathcote Ward		121 Barnard Street	1820/1880	By William Jay; enlarged and altered in the 1880s to become the Telfair Academy
Trinity Methodist Church	Heathcote Ward		127 Barnard Street	1848	By John B. Hogg
Edward Lovell Building (east)	Heathcote Ward		109-113 West Broughton Street	c.1875	Longtime Savannah location for JCPenney
Edward Lovell Building (west)	Heathcote Ward		115 West Broughton Street	1890	See also Edward Lovell Properties (Chatham Ward, Decker Ward & Percival Ward)
121 West Broughton Street	Heathcote Ward		121 West Broughton Street	1889
Hogan & Douglas Building	Heathcote Ward		123-125 West Broughton Street	1889
201 West Broughton Street	Heathcote Ward		201 West Broughton Street	1900
205-207 West Broughton Street	Heathcote Ward		205-207 West Broughton Street	1889
Robert Walker Row House	Heathcote Ward		213-223 West York Street	1905
Lutheran Church of the Ascension	Percival Ward		120 Bull Street (21 East State Street)	1878
Old Chatham County Courthouse	Percival Ward		124 Bull Street	1889	By William G. Preston
US Post Office/Court House	Percival Ward		125 Bull Street	1896/1931	Southern half of the structure, 1896-99; northern half, 1931-32
135-139 Bull Street	Percival Ward		135-139 Bull Street	1875
Wayne-Gordon House	Percival Ward		10 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1820/1886	On the NRHP; third story added 1886
Anderson-Preston House	Percival Ward		14 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1853/1892	Now Ballastone Inn
William Williams House	Percival Ward		18 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1826/1873	Now Ballastone Inn
6 East State Street	Percival Ward		6 East State Street	1900
Peter Ott Property	Percival Ward		15-19 East York Street	1892
Esther Stewart Property	Percival Ward		21-25 East York Street	1853-56
Hodgson/Telfair Commercial Building	Percival Ward		1 West Broughton Street	1854-55	Remodeled between 1913-24
Anderson-Leslee House	Percival Ward		4 West Oglethorpe Avenue	1836/1867
12 West Oglethorpe Avenue	Percival Ward		12 West Oglethorpe Avenue	1898
Samuel White Property	Percival Ward		14-18 West Oglethorpe Avenue	1899
William Waring Property	Percival Ward		12 West State Street	1824-25
Edward Lovell Property	Percival Ward		14 West State Street	1853	See also Edward Lovell Properties (Chatham Ward, Decker Ward & Heathcote Ward)
Isaac Morrell Building	Percival Ward		16 West State Street	1853
18 West State Street	Percival Ward		18 West State Street	1916
Lindsay & Morgan Building	Percival Ward		5-11 West York Street	1921
Thomas Henderson Building	Percival Ward		15-21 West York Street	1890
110-116 Whitaker Street	Percival Ward		116 Whitaker Street	1866
Cluskey House	Anson Ward		123 Abercorn Street
Owens-Thomas House	Anson Ward		124 Abercorn Street	1817-19	By William Jay, on the NRHP Jay's earliest structure in Savannah
Owens-Thomas House Slave Quarters	Anson Ward		124 Abercorn Street, rear (view from Lincoln Street)	1817-19	A rare & intact example of a 19th century urban slave dwelling
Mary Marshall Houses	Anson Ward		127-129 Abercorn Street	1859	By Charles B. Cluskey
The Marshall House	Anson Ward		123 East Broughton Street	1851
Avon Theatre	Anson Ward		125 East Broughton Street	1944–46	Now the Savannah Taphouse
Eppinger House	Anson Ward		110 East Oglethorpe Avenue	Lower two levels prior to 1784/upper level added 1876	Probably oldest intact brick structure in Savannah
Marmaduke Hamilton Property	Anson Ward		116 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1869
Christian Camphor Cottage	Anson Ward		122 East Oglethorpe Avenue	c.1760-1767, raised 1871	Probably oldest surviving structure in Savannah
John Rowland Property (west)	Anson Ward		124-126 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1895	By J.A. Sullivan
John Rowland Property (east)	Anson Ward		132 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1872
Henry Dickerson Row	Anson Ward		204-216 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1872-74	By Gilbert Butler
William Rahn House (Dr. Charlton House)	Anson Ward		220-222 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1853
William Duncan House	Anson Ward		224 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1883
Oscar Dibble House	Anson Ward		228 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1855
Mary Marshall Row	Anson Ward		230-244 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1855-56
Standard Oil Building	Anson Ward		110 East President Street	1924
Marine Hospital	Anson Ward		115 East York Street	1907	Part of SCAD
Henry Dickerson Duplex	Anson Ward		201-203 East York Street	1853
James Mills House	Anson Ward		205 East York Street	1855
Jane Young House	Anson Ward		211 East York Street	1853
John Feely Duplex	Anson Ward		217-219 East York Street	1872
Charles Landershine House	Anson Ward		221 East York Street	1856
Gordon-Anderson Building ("President's Quarters")	Anson Ward		127-131 Lincoln Street (view from East York Street)	1855	By John Scudder
Joseph Sognier Property (1)	Anson Ward		133-135 Lincoln Street	1886	By P.J. Fallon
Joseph Sognier Property (2)	Anson Ward		139-141 Lincoln Street	1886	By P.J. Fallon
Robert Kennedy Property	Columbia Ward		323 East Broughton Street	1890
Humphrey Gwathney House	Columbia Ward		401 East Broughton Street	1822-23	Remodeled 1883
Patrick Shiels Property	Columbia Ward		417-421 East Broughton Street	1843	Raised & enlarged 1905; store front added 1965
John Ruwe Duplex	Columbia Ward		310-312 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1875	By George Sanders
Thomas Rodman Property	Columbia Ward		314 East Oglethorpe Avenue	By 1809	Enlarged 1911
William Spencer House	Columbia Ward		322 East Oglethorpe Avenue	By 1809	Enlarged 1884
17 Hundred 90 Inn	Columbia Ward		307 East President Street (view from Lincoln Street)	1823/1888	Eastern portion (1823) built for Steele White, western portion (1888) built for Anna Powers
Abraham Scribner House	Columbia Ward		424 East President Street	1810	Remodeled 1899
Edward Moran Duplex	Columbia Ward		302-308 East State Street	1856	By John Scudder
Isaiah Davenport House	Columbia Ward		324 East State Street	1820	By Isaiah Davenport, on the NRHP
Francis M. Stone House	Columbia Ward		402 East State Street	1821
"Laura's Cottage"	Columbia Ward		416 East State Street	Between 1799-1808	Moved from Greene Ward
Timothy Bonticou Double House	Columbia Ward		418-420 East State Street	1854-61	Moved from 419-421 East Broughton Lane, 1972
Henry Willink Duplex	Columbia Ward		422-424 East State Street	c.1850
Jerome H. Wilson House	Columbia Ward		307-311 East York Street	1872
Thomas Morgan House	Columbia Ward		315 East York Street	1885
Abraham Sheftall House	Columbia Ward		321 East York Street	1818	Moved from Elbert Ward, 1966
409 East York Street	Columbia Ward		409 East York Street	1880
Kehoe House	Columbia Ward		123 Habersham Street	1892	Built for William Kehoe, by DeWitt Bruyn
Frederick Heineman House	Columbia Ward		125-127 Habersham Street	1842
Green Fleetwood House	Columbia Ward		128 Habersham Street	1854
William J. Kehoe House	Columbia Ward		130 Habersham Street	1885
The Frederick Ball House	Columbia Ward		136 Habersham Street	1805	By Frederick Ball, master carpenter, 1809
Joseph Gammon Property	Columbia Ward		134 Lincoln Street	1843
111 East Broad Street	Greene Ward		111 East Broad Street	1841
Daniel O'Connor Row House	Greene Ward		507-511 East Broughton Street	1883
Thomas Williams House	Greene Ward		503 East President Street	Between 1799-1808
George Jones House	Greene Ward		509 East President Street (View from York Street)	Between 1799-1808
Anderson Row	Greene Ward		502-512 East State Street	1890
Ann Rossiter House	Greene Ward		520 East State Street	1900
John Dorsett House	Greene Ward		536 East State Street (formerly at 422 Hull Street)	1845	Savannah's smallest free-standing house
538 East State Street	Greene Ward		538 East State Street	1818
542 East State Street	Greene Ward		542 East State Street	1818	Built for William Wall, Free Man of Color
Joseph Burke House	Greene Ward		550 East State Street	1854
Catherine Deveaux House	Greene Ward		513 East York Street	1853	Built for Catherine Deveaux, Free Woman of Color
Susannah Clarke Cottage	Greene Ward		517 East York Street	Between 1801-1808
Edward White Cottage	Greene Ward		519 East York Street	c.1812
Margaret McDonald House	Greene Ward		521 East York Street	1883
James King House	Greene Ward		113 Houston Street	1854
Henry Cunningham House	Greene Ward		117–119 Houston Street	By 1810	Built for Henry Cunningham, Free Man of Color. By 1812 site of the Savannah Female Asylum
Second African Baptist Church	Greene Ward		123 Houston Street	1926	Congregation founded on the same site 1802
124 Houston Street	Greene Ward		124 Houston Street	1814-16	By Isaiah Davenport; considerably reduced in size compared to the photograph
Jeremiah Murphy House	Greene Ward		129 Houston Street	1904
131 Houston Street	Greene Ward		131 Houston Street	1807
134–142 Houston Street	Greene Ward		134–142 Houston Street	c. 1899	The Kate Baldwin Free Kindergarten operated between 1899 and 1943[9]
140 Price Street corner York Lane	Greene Ward		140 Price Street corner York Lane	1828
Harper Fowlkes House	Jackson Ward		230 Barnard Street	1844/1895	Also known as the Champion-McAlpin-Fowlkes House, by Charles B. Cluskey
John H. Ash House	Jackson Ward		114–116 West Hull Street	1817
Lodiska Richards House	Jackson Ward		114 West Liberty Street	1841	Remodeled with mansard roof in 1897
Solomon Cohen Row House	Jackson Ward		116-124 West Liberty Street	1851 (124) & 1875 (116-120)	See additional Solomon Cohen properties (Derby Ward, Pulaski Ward, Stephens Ward & Troup Ward)
Stephen B. Williams House Inn	Jackson Ward		128 West Liberty Street	1835	Formerly Liberty Café
Thomas Gardner/Jacob Henry Duplex	Jackson Ward		115-117 West Oglethorpe Avenue	1820	Top story added c.1853
Samuel Bryant House	Jackson Ward		123 West Oglethorpe Avenue	1820	Moved from 122-124 West Oglethorpe (across the street), 1980s
Downtowner Motor Inn	Jackson Ward		201 West Oglethorpe Avenue	1964	Since 1988 Oglethorpe House, SCAD
Frederick Tebeau House	Jackson Ward		101 West Perry Street	1836/1876	Remodeled 1876; moved from 16 West Liberty Street, 1980s
John Martin/A.J. Miller Duplex	Jackson Ward		105-107 West Perry Street	1872	By DeWitt Bruyn
Laura Mehrtens House	Jackson Ward		109 West Perry Street	1904
Mordecai Myers House	Jackson Ward		111 West Perry Street	1833	Third floor added c.1880
Henry Hayme Duplex	Jackson Ward		113-115 West Perry Street	1887	By Calvin Fay & Alfred Eichberg
John Morel Property	Jackson Ward		117-119 West Perry Street	1818	Remodeled 1875
Alfred Haywood Property (1)	Brown Ward		217-219 Abercorn Street	1872-73
Ramon Molina House	Brown Ward		223 Abercorn Street	1869
Independent Presbyterian Church	Brown Ward		207 Bull Street	1819/1891	By John Holden Greene; gutted in the 1889 fire, rebuilt 1891
Independent Presbyterian Church School Building	Brown Ward		207 Bull Street	1894	By Charles Henry
Board of Education Building	Brown Ward		208 Bull Street	1908-1910
The Savannah Theatre	Brown Ward		222 Bull Street	1820	By William Jay (original structure)
First Baptist Church	Brown Ward		223 Bull Street	1833/1922
Julius Koox Duplex	Brown Ward		230-232 Bull Street	1871
234 Bull Street	Brown Ward		234 Bull Street	c.1900
244-252 Bull Street	Brown Ward		244-252 Bull Street	1856
Charles Mills House	Brown Ward		2-4 East Liberty Street	1856
Drayton Arms Apartments	Brown Ward		102 East Liberty Street	1951	On the NRHP
Alfred Haywood Property (2)	Brown Ward		124 East McDonough Street	1861
John Hunter Duplex	Brown Ward		101-105 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1821-22	Joseph E. Johnston lived at 105 between 1868-1876
Thomas Clark/Matthew Lufburrow Duplex	Brown Ward		107-109 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1821-22
Anna Buntz House	Brown Ward		111 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1883
John Haupt House	Brown Ward		113 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1819	House raised 1867; side porch added 1884
Savannah Fire Department	Brown Ward		121 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1937
Hetty, Abbie & Phillipa Minis House	Brown Ward		11 East Perry Street	c.1820
Honora Foley Property ("Foley House Inn")	Brown Ward		14 West Hull Street	1896	By Henry Urban
Julius Perlinski House	Brown Ward		22 West Hull Street	c.1903
Henry Brigham Building	Brown Ward		4 West Liberty Street	1879	By Francis Grimball
Pierce Condon House	Brown Ward		10 West Liberty Street	1871
Philbrick–Eastman House	Brown Ward		17 West McDonough Street	1844/1911	By Charles B. Cluskey
3 West Perry Street	Brown Ward		3 West Perry Street	1831/1874
John Stoddard House	Brown Ward		15 West Perry Street	1867
Stoddard Row	Brown Ward		19-25 West Perry Street	1854-55	By John Stoddard
Augustus Barie Property (1)	Crawford Ward		202 East Liberty Street	1869	See also Augustus Barie Properties (Calhoun Ward, Lafayette Ward, Troup Ward)
John C. Hernandez House	Crawford Ward		206 East Liberty Street	1869
208 East Liberty Street	Crawford Ward		208 East Liberty Street	1868
Frierson House	Crawford Ward		210 East Liberty Street	1869
Laurence Connell Property (1)	Crawford Ward		212 East Liberty Street	1851-52	Remodeled 1880
Laurence Connell Property (2)	Crawford Ward		214 East Liberty Street	1851-52
George Willet Duplex	Crawford Ward		218-220 East Liberty Street	1850
Augustus Barie Property (2)	Crawford Ward		222-224 East Liberty Street	1859
Jane Lama House	Crawford Ward		306 East Liberty Street	c.1870
Harriet Dennis House	Crawford Ward		308 East Liberty Street	1853	Dormers & balcony added in 1960s
Bernard Goode House	Crawford Ward		310 East Liberty Street	1894
Thomas Ballentine House	Crawford Ward		312 East Liberty Street	1870
John Lubs Property	Crawford Ward		318-322 East Liberty Street	1895
Nicholas & Mary Jones Row House	Crawford Ward		402-412 East Liberty Street	1882-83
501 East McDonough Street	Crawford Ward		501 East McDonough Street	1890
505-507 East McDonough Street	Crawford Ward		505-507 East McDonough Street	1851
City Police Barracks	Crawford Ward		323 East Oglethorpe Avenue	1869-70
Robert Lawton Duplex	Crawford Ward		228-232 Habersham Street	1844
Maggie Ritchie House	Crawford Ward		234 Habersham Street	1890
1887 County Jail	Crawford Ward		235-239 Habersham Street	1887	Designed by McDonald Brothers; part of SCAD
Stewart Austin Row House	Crawford Ward		234-244 Price Street	1855
Bernard Constantine Property (1)	Pulaski Ward		321 Barnard Street	1845
JEA Building	Pulaski Ward		328 Barnard Street	1914
109 West Charlton Street	Pulaski Ward		109 West Charlton Street	1915
Hill Gordy House	Pulaski Ward		111 West Charlton Street	1864-65	Street facade blocked up 1965
George Walker House	Pulaski Ward		117 West Charlton Street	1904
William Adams House	Pulaski Ward		123 West Charlton Street	1843	Third story added later
Celia Solomons Duplex	Pulaski Ward		201-203 West Charlton Street	1854-56
Moses Cohen House	Pulaski Ward		215 West Charlton Street	1846	By John Sturdevant
106 West Harris Street	Pulaski Ward		106 West Harris Street	1847
Battersby Tenements	Pulaski Ward		108-110 West Harris Street	1871
John Gammel Duplex	Pulaski Ward		118-120 West Harris Street	1884
Theodosius Bartow House	Pulaski Ward		126 West Harris Street	1839	Third story added later
Georgia LaRoche Duplex	Pulaski Ward		208-210 West Harris Street	1848/1855	210 (left) built 1848; 208 (right) built 1855
Isaac LaRoche Duplex	Pulaski Ward		212-214 West Harris Street	1868
Bernard Constantine Property (2)	Pulaski Ward		218 West Harris Street	1839
William Remshart Row House	Pulaski Ward		104-106-108-110 West Jones Street	1853
John Murchison Property	Pulaski Ward		114-116 West Jones Street	1851
C.D. Rogers House	Pulaski Ward		120 West Jones Street	1871
Jesse Mount House	Pulaski Ward		122-124 West Jones Street	1852	Recessed western wing added 1857
Anthony Basler Row House	Pulaski Ward		128-132 West Jones Street	1851
Solomon Cohen (Estate of) Property	Pulaski Ward		208-210 West Jones Street	1886	See additional Solomon Cohen properties (Derby Ward, Jackson Ward, Stephens Ward & Troup Ward)
Elizabeth, Isaac & Jacob Cohen House	Pulaski Ward		212 West Jones Street	1852	Roof raised 1872
Sarah Krenson Duplex	Pulaski Ward		214-216 West Jones Street	1873	By Grimball and Chaplin
William Humphries House	Pulaski Ward		218 West Jones Street	1852
Lewis Bird House	Pulaski Ward		201-205 West Liberty Street	1838	Altered 1860
Charles Groover Duplex	Pulaski Ward		107-109 West Liberty Street	1870-71
St John's Episcopal Church	Jasper Ward		325 Bull Street	1853
Eliza Ann Jewett Property (1)	Jasper Ward		326 Bull Street	1843
Masonic Temple	Jasper Ward		341 Bull Street	1912	Now the Gryphon Tea Room, by Freemason Hyman W. Witcover
Savannah Volunteer Guards Armory (Poetter Hall)	Jasper Ward		340-344 Bull Street	1893	By William G. Preston
Alexander A. Smets House	Jasper Ward		2-4 East Jones Street	1853	Now SCAD's Morris Hall, by John S. Norris
Jacob Cohen Property	Jasper Ward		10-14 East Jones Street	1889
Eliza Ann Jewett Property (2)	Jasper Ward		18 East Jones Street	1847
Eliza Ann Jewett (Estate of) Property	Jasper Ward		20-22 East Jones Street	1861
John Howell House	Jasper Ward		24 East Jones Street	1858	Balcony added 1875
Hilton Savannah DeSoto (Demolished)	Jasper Ward		15 East Liberty Street	1889-90	By William G. Preston. Demolished 1966. Site today of the 1968 DeSoto Hilton
Daniel Purse Row House	Jasper Ward		5-9 West Charlton Street	1879	By Francis Grimball
Daniel Robertson Property (1)	Jasper Ward		11-17 West Charlton Street	1852-53
Daniel Robertson Property (2)	Jasper Ward		19 West Charlton Street	1857
Daniel Robertson Property (3)	Jasper Ward		23-25 West Charlton Street	1845
Sorrel-Weed House	Jasper Ward		6 West Harris Street	1839-41	By Charles B. Cluskey
Francis Sorrel Property	Jasper Ward		12 West Harris Street	1856
Eugenia & Louisa Kerr Duplex	Jasper Ward		14-18 West Harris Street	1842-43	Attributed to Charles B. Cluskey
Eliza Ann Jewett Property (3)	Jasper Ward		20-22 West Harris Street	1842-43
John Gallie Property	Jasper Ward		26 West Harris Street	1840
Noah B. Knapp House	Jasper Ward		10 West Jones Street	1857	By John S. Norris
Morris Sternberg House	Jasper Ward		12-14 West Jones Street	1891	By Alfred Eichberg
James Kerr House	Jasper Ward		20 West Jones Street	1849	Third story added in 1878
Joseph Fay House	Jasper Ward		1-3 West Liberty Street	1849	Now Knights of Columbus Headquarters, by John S. Norris
Green-Meldrim House	Jasper Ward		14 West Macon Street	1851-53	By John S. Norris, on the NRHP
Louisa Porter Home	Jasper Ward		23 East Charlton Street	1853	By Sholl and Fay; built by Adam Short[10]
307-311 Abercorn Street	Lafayette Ward		307-311 Abercorn Street	1914
319 Abercorn Street	Lafayette Ward		319 Abercorn Street	1888
Andrew Low House	Lafayette Ward		329 Abercorn Street	1848-49	By John S. Norris, on the NRHP
Samuel P. Hamilton House	Lafayette Ward		330 Abercorn Street	1873	Now Hamilton-Turner Inn, built for Samuel Pugh Hamilton, jeweler and president of the Brush Electric Company
340 Abercorn Street	Lafayette Ward		340 Abercorn Street	1903
Battersby-Hartridge-Anderson House	Lafayette Ward		119 East Charlton Street	1852	A rare Charleston single house-style in Savannah
Marist Place	Lafayette Ward		123 East Charlton Street	1919-1939	Site of the Marist School for Boys
John B. Gallie House	Lafayette Ward		201-203 East Charlton Street	1858	By John S. Norris
Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home	Lafayette Ward		207 East Charlton Street	1856
Catherine McMahon House	Lafayette Ward		211 East Charlton Street	1853	By John Scudder
Fitzgerald Pelot Duplex	Lafayette Ward		221-223 East Charlton Street	1854-55	221 later altered
104 East Harris Street	Lafayette Ward		104 East Harris Street	1875
Centurian House	Lafayette Ward		106 East Harris Street	1903	Built for Simon P. Kehoe
118 & 124 East Harris Street	Lafayette Ward		118 & 124 East Harris Street	1860
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist	Lafayette Ward		222 East Harris Street	1873-76	Spires added in 1896
David Cohen House	Lafayette Ward		108 East Jones Street	1853
Eliza Ann Jewett Row House (Lafayette Ward)	Lafayette Ward		112-120 East Jones Street	1852	See also Eliza Ann Jewett Row House (Calhoun Ward); additional properties (Jasper Ward)
Mary Grimball House	Lafayette Ward		124 East Jones Street	1850
Abram Minis House	Lafayette Ward		204 East Jones Street	1859-60	By Stephen Decatur Button
James Snider House	Lafayette Ward		208 East Jones Street	1856	Cornices & veranda added 1877
Mary Perry Row House	Lafayette Ward		212-218 East Jones Street	1853
Augustus Barie Property (Lafayette Ward)	Lafayette Ward		222 East Jones Street	1857	See also Augustus Barie Properties (Calhoun Ward, Crawford Ward, Troup Ward)
St. Vincent's Academy	Lafayette Ward		207 East Liberty Street	1845/1869	By Charles B. Cluskey
Charles Lampe Duplex	Troup Ward		301-305 East Charlton Street	1855
Mary Edmundson House	Troup Ward		311 East Charlton Street	1873
Lewis Cook Duplex	Troup Ward		313-315 East Charlton Street	1852-53
Michael McQuade House	Troup Ward		317 East Charlton Street	1883
John Kenney House	Troup Ward		319 East Charlton Street	1870	Entrance later reoriented to Habersham Street
Mortimer Williams House	Troup Ward		401 East Charlton Street	1860
Dale Row (Troup Ward)	Troup Ward		405-411 East Charlton Street	1882	See also Dale Row (Stephens Ward) & Dale/Wells Row House (Calhoun Ward)
McDonough Row	Troup Ward		410-424 East Charlton Street	1882
George Haslam House	Troup Ward		417 East Charlton Street	1872
Henry Bragdon/Edward Segur Duplex	Troup Ward		419-421 East Charlton Street	1868
Ellen Williams House	Troup Ward		423 East Charlton Street	1867
Unitarian Universalist Church	Troup Ward		311 East Harris Street (321 Habersham Street)	1851	Also known as the "Jingle Bells" Church (its musical director was James Pierpont); structure transported to Troup Ward from Anson Ward in 1860
John Schwartz House	Troup Ward		302-306 East Jones Street	1890
Eliza McCormack House	Troup Ward		308 East Jones Street	1898
John Richardson Duplex	Troup Ward		316-318 East Jones Street	1852
J.J. Dale Duplex (Troup Ward)	Troup Ward		408-410 East Jones Street	1883	By William Noonan; see also J.J. Dale Duplex (Wesley Ward), across the street
John Asendorf Properties (1 & 2)	Troup Ward		418-424 East Jones Street	1863 (418); 1867 (420-424)
Margaret Garrity House	Troup Ward		305-307 East Liberty Street	1893
McDonough-Hamlet Duplex	Troup Ward		315-319 East Liberty Street	1869
Victoria Barie House	Troup Ward		319-321 East Liberty Street	1868
Augustus Barie Property (Troup Ward)	Troup Ward		327 East Liberty Street	1892-93	See also Augustus Barie Properties (Calhoun Ward, Crawford Ward, Lafayette Ward)
John Hernandez Property (1)	Troup Ward		401 East Liberty Street	1855
John Cercopely House	Troup Ward		405 East Liberty Street	1853
Troup Trust	Troup Ward		410-424 East Macon Street	1872 (418-424); 1885 (410-416)	Four units to east built for John McDonough (1872), four units to west built for Edward Kennedy (1885)
John Hernandez Property (2)	Troup Ward		310 Habersham Street	1861
Cohen Row	Troup Ward		312-320 Habersham Street	1883	See additional Solomon Cohen properties (Derby Ward, Jackson Ward, Pulaski Ward & Stephens Ward)
325-329 East Broad Street	Bartow Ward		325-329 East Broad Street	1871
345 East Broad Street	Bartow Ward		345 East Broad Street	1876
355 East Broad Street	Bartow Ward		355 East Broad Street	1890
Garey/Sabttie Duplex	Bartow Ward		509-511 East Charlton Street	1860 (509); 1865 (511)
543 East Charlton Street	Bartow Ward		543 East Charlton Street	1866
The Beach Institute/Freedman's School	Bartow Ward		502 East Harris Street	1867	Erected by the American Missionary Association as a school for Savannah's African-American community; today a heritage center & museum
James Cann Property	Bartow Ward		513-515 East Harris Street	1872
John Savage Property (1)	Bartow Ward		519 East Harris Street	1889	John B. Savage (c.1821-1895), born in Savannah a Free Man of Color
John Savage Property (2)	Bartow Ward		521 East Harris Street	1875
Noble Hardee Tenement (1)	Bartow Ward		543-545 East Harris Street	1861	In addition to his mansion on Monterey Square, Noble Hardee owned low-income rentals in this Beach Institute Neighborhood
Noble Hardee Tenement (2)	Bartow Ward		549-551 East Harris Street	1861
Noble Hardee Tenement (3)	Bartow Ward		555-557 East Harris Street	1863
Robert Low Property	Bartow Ward		512 East Jones Street	1867
Anna Bella Robertson Property	Bartow Ward		530-534 East Jones Street	1885
Thomas Ford Property (1)	Bartow Ward		538 East Jones Street	1871
Thomas Ford Property (2)	Bartow Ward		540 East Jones Street	1871
322-328 Price Street	Bartow Ward		322-328 Price Street	1870
William Kine Property	Chatham Ward		419-425 Barnard Street	1854
William Bradley House	Chatham Ward		424 Barnard Street	1859
William Bradley Commercial Property	Chatham Ward		426 Barnard Street	1868
Dasher Row	Chatham Ward		433-441 Barnard Street	1882	By William Chaplin, Jr.
Blues Range	Chatham Ward		443-455 Barnard Street	1852
Thomas Holcombe House	Chatham Ward		104 West Gaston Street	1856	Now administrative offices for the Georgia Historical Society
Nathan Brown House	Chatham Ward		110 West Gaston Street	1874	Side piazza added 1898
George Cubbedge House	Chatham Ward		112-114 West Gaston Street	1853	Cubbedge was the owner of an oil company[11]
Gustavus Holcombe House	Chatham Ward		116 West Gaston Street	1852
Israel Dasher House	Chatham Ward		124 West Gaston Street	1858
Gordon Row	Chatham Ward		101-129 West Gordon Street	1854
Thomas McArthur Duplex	Chatham Ward		205-207 West Gordon Street	1853	By William Chaplin, Jr.
Matilda Heitman Properties	Chatham Ward		209-213 West Gordon Street	1895
Algernon Hartridge Duplex	Chatham Ward		105-107 West Jones Street	1869	Since 1943 site of Mrs. Wilkes' Boarding House/Dining Room
Mary Johnson House	Chatham Ward		109 West Jones Street	1900
Caroline Overstreet House	Chatham Ward		111 West Jones Street	1855
Louisa Nevitt Row House	Chatham Ward		113-117 West Jones Street	1851
Solomon Zeigler House	Chatham Ward		121 West Jones Street	1856	Top story added 1885
Isaac Brunner Property (1)	Chatham Ward		203 West Jones Street	1852
Isaac Brunner Property (2)	Chatham Ward		205 West Jones Street	1851
Jesse Mount Row House	Chatham Ward		207-209 West Jones Street	1856
Bernard Constantine Duplex	Chatham Ward		211-215 West Jones Street	1851
Meinhardt Row	Chatham Ward		101-107 West Taylor Street	1871
Enoch Hendry Row House	Chatham Ward		108-112 West Taylor Street	1851
Quantock Row (Chatham Square)	Chatham Ward		114-124 West Taylor Street	1852	See also Quantock Row (Jones Street)
Edward Lovell Duplex	Chatham Ward		126-128 West Taylor Street	1856	See also Edward Lovell Properties (Decker Ward, Heathcote Ward & Percival Ward)
The Barnard Street School	Chatham Ward		212 West Taylor Street	1901	Now Pepe Hall, SCAD
Frederick Kuck Property	Chatham Ward		411-417 Whitaker Street	1899
Charles W. Rogers Houses	Monterey Ward		423-425 Bull Street	1858	By John S. Norris
Mercer-Williams House	Monterey Ward		429 Bull Street	1871	By John S. Norris, restored by James Arthur Williams
Armstrong House	Monterey Ward		447 Bull Street	1917-19	Now the Armstrong Kessler Mansion; formerly bought and restored by James Arthur Williams
Edmund Molyneux House	Monterey Ward		450 Bull Street	1857	By John S. Norris. Molyneux was consul at Savannah from 1832 to 1862.[12] After the Civil War, the house was purchased by Henry R. Jackson.[13] Now the Oglethorpe Club
Mills B. Lane House	Monterey Ward		26 East Gaston Street	1909	By Mowbray & Uffinger
Scudder's Row	Monterey Ward		1-9 East Gordon Street	1852-53	Built by John and Ephraim Scudder
11 East Gordon Street	Monterey Ward		11 East Gordon Street	1854
Charles McGill House	Monterey Ward		15 East Gordon Street	1854
John Rowland House	Monterey Ward		17-19 East Gordon Street	1881
Congregation Mickve Israel	Monterey Ward		20 East Gordon Street	1876	On the NRHP
Frederick Groschaud House	Monterey Ward		23 East Gordon Street	1854	Remodeled 1909
Cornelia Millen House	Monterey Ward		7 East Jones Street	1851	Stoop replaced in 1908
John Scudder Property (1)	Monterey Ward		11 East Jones Street	1849-51	John Scudder, builder
John Scudder Property (2)	Monterey Ward		15 East Jones Street	1849-51
Quantock Row (Jones Street)	Monterey Ward		17-31 East Jones Street	1854	Brunner & Scudder builders; see also Quantock Row (Chatham Square)
Comer House	Monterey Ward		2 East Taylor Street	1880	Built for Hugh Moss Comer. Jefferson Davis was a guest in 1886 with his daughter Varina Anne Davis
William Hunter House	Monterey Ward		10 East Taylor Street	1872
V & J Duncan Antique Maps	Monterey Ward		12 East Taylor Street	1869/1894
William F. Brantley House	Monterey Ward		20 West Gaston Street	1857	By John S. Norris
George Gray House (Gray-Minis House)	Monterey Ward		24 West Gaston Street	1862	Altered 1871, 1874 & 1907
The Noble Hardee Mansion	Monterey Ward		3 West Gordon Street	1860/1884	See also Noble Hardee Tenements (Bartow Ward)
7-9 West Gordon Street	Monterey Ward		7-9 West Gordon Street	1884
Charles B. King House	Monterey Ward		11 West Gordon Street	1858	By John S. Norris
John M. Williams Duplex	Monterey Ward		17-19 West Gordon Street	1879-1882
Joachim Saussy House	Monterey Ward		23 West Gordon Street	1870
Israel K. Tefft House	Monterey Ward		1 West Jones Street	1849
Eliza Thompson House	Monterey Ward		5-7 West Jones Street	1847	Western portion added 1889
Joseph Johnston Property	Monterey Ward		11 West Jones Street	1854
John M. Williams House	Monterey Ward		17 West Jones Street	1883
Nicholas Cruger House	Monterey Ward		4 West Taylor Street	1852	Also known as the Charlton House
Hurn Museum of Contemporary Folk Art	Monterey Ward		10 West Taylor Street & carriage house	1852	Built for Edward G. Wilson; remodeled 1904 and 1916
12 West Taylor Street	Monterey Ward		12 West Taylor Street	1868
Andrew Farie House	Monterey Ward		18 West Taylor Street	1913
George Gray House	Monterey Ward		20 West Taylor Street	1855	Altered 1893
Herman Kuhlman Duplex	Monterey Ward		22-24 West Taylor Street	1851
422 Whitaker Street	Monterey Ward		422 Whitaker Street	1880
Sara Clark House	Calhoun Ward		421 Abercorn Street	1859	Additional level added 1894
Easton Yonge House	Calhoun Ward		426 Abercorn Street	1855	By George Ash; side porch added 1909
Benjamin Wilson House	Calhoun Ward		430 Abercorn Street	1868
Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church	Calhoun Ward		433 Abercorn Street	1876-90	By Dixon & Carson
Mary C. Lane House ("Pink House Replica")	Calhoun Ward		102 East Gaston Street	1927	A replica of the Olde Pink House (23 Abercorn Street, Reynolds Ward) commissioned by Mary Comer Lane, mother of Mary Lane Morrison
J.J. Dale & David Wells Row House	Calhoun Ward		108-116 East Gaston Street	1884	See also J.J. Dale Row Houses (Stephens Ward & Troup Ward)
William Wade House	Calhoun Ward		120 East Gaston Street	1883	By John R. Hamlet. Wade was superintendent of the Savannah Cotton Press Association and president of the United Hydraulic Cotton Press Company[14]
Granite Hall	Calhoun Ward		126 East Gaston Street	1881[15]	Now part of SCAD. Formerly known as the Fred Hull House; by John M. Williams; formerly the meeting place of the Married Women's Card Club[16]
Algernon Hartridge Row House	Calhoun Ward		202-206 East Gaston Street	1868	See also Algernon Hartridge Duplex (Chatham Ward)
Abraham Smith & Herman Traub Duplex	Calhoun Ward		208-210 East Gaston Street	1891	By Alfred Eichberg
Fred & Darwin Dull Duplex	Calhoun Ward		212-214 East Gaston Street	1869	Piazza added 1900
Aaron Champion & George Freeman Duplex	Calhoun Ward		216-218 East Gaston Street	1870
Robert Footman House ("Gastonian Inn")	Calhoun Ward		220 East Gaston Street	1869	Now the Gastonian Inn
Charles Hutchins House	Calhoun Ward		113 East Gordon Street	1868	Altered 1897
Massie Common School House	Calhoun Ward		201-213 East Gordon Street	1855–1856	By John S. Norris
215-229 East Gordon Street	Calhoun Ward		215-229 East Gordon Street	1872
Edward Purse Duplex	Calhoun Ward		220-222 East Gordon Street	1856
233 East Gordon Street	Calhoun Ward		233 East Gordon Street	1923
Hunter-Charlton House	Calhoun Ward		101 East Jones Street	1870
Sarah Gazan House	Calhoun Ward		103 East Jones Street	1891
Eliza Ann Jewett Row House (Calhoun Ward)	Calhoun Ward		111-115 East Jones Street	1852-53	See also Eliza Ann Jewett Row House (Lafayette Ward)
Augustus Barie Property (Calhoun Ward)	Calhoun Ward		123 East Jones Street	1855	Bay window & balcony added 1876; see also Augustus Barie Properties (Crawford Ward, Lafayette Ward, Troup Ward)
Francis Waver House	Calhoun Ward		125 East Jones Street	1856
Thomas Holcombe Duplex	Calhoun Ward		213-215 East Jones Street	1853
James Graybill House	Calhoun Ward		223 East Jones Street (view from Lincoln Street)	1866
Alexander Bennett House	Calhoun Ward		102 East Taylor Street	1853
John Kuck House	Calhoun Ward		106 East Taylor Street	1906
Guckenheimer Row	Calhoun Ward		108-114 East Taylor Street	1873	By M.C. Murphy
Adam Short Property	Calhoun Ward		118-120 East Taylor Street	1853
Mary Demere (Estate of) House	Calhoun Ward		126 East Taylor Street	1872
Mary Demere House	Calhoun Ward		128 East Taylor Street	1860	Bay windows added 1894
William Rogers House	Calhoun Ward		202 East Taylor Street	1859
George Ash Row House (1)	Calhoun Ward		206-210 East Taylor Street	1855
Andrew Hanley House	Calhoun Ward		214 East Taylor Street	1883
George Ash & Francis Grimball Duplex	Calhoun Ward		216-218 East Taylor Street	1854
George Ash Row House (2)	Calhoun Ward		220-224 East Taylor Street	1868
John Hopkins Property (1)	Wesley Ward		304 East Gaston Street	1867
John Hopkins Property (2)	Wesley Ward		308-310 East Gaston Street	1890
Hibernia McDonough House	Wesley Ward		314-316 East Gaston Street	1883
Harriet Neufville House	Wesley Ward		318 East Gaston Street	1887	Enlarged 1904
Tomlinson Johnson House	Wesley Ward		402-404 East Gaston Street	1888
Laura Jones House	Wesley Ward		408 East Gaston Street	1892
William Bohan Property (1)	Wesley Ward		410 East Gaston Street	1891
William Bohan Property (2)	Wesley Ward		412 East Gaston Street	1891
John Schwartz Duplex	Wesley Ward		307-309 East Gordon Street	1861
Henry Hermann House	Wesley Ward		313 East Gordon Street	1861
Sarah Sexton Property (1)	Wesley Ward		401 East Gordon Street	1901
Sarah Sexton Property (2)	Wesley Ward		403 East Gordon Street	1890
Emma Hunter House	Wesley Ward		405 East Gordon Street	1895
407 East Gordon Street	Wesley Ward		407 East Gordon Street	1890
Augustus Bonard Row House	Wesley Ward		313-317 East Jones Street	1868	By M. Williams
Sarah Bailey Duplex	Wesley Ward		321-323 East Jones Street	1853
Charles Barnwall/Sabra Ulmer Duplex	Wesley Ward		401-405 East Jones Street	1856
Paulson & Morgan Row House	Wesley Ward		407-413 East Jones Street	1875
J.J. Dale Duplex (Wesley Ward)	Wesley Ward		415-417 East Jones Street	1883	See also J.J. Dale Duplex (Troup Ward), across the street
Frederick Klug House	Wesley Ward		427-429 East Jones Street	1879
Andrew Nelson House	Wesley Ward		410 East Taylor Street	1860
George Ash Duplex	Wesley Ward		412-414 East Taylor Street	1855	See also George Ash properties (Calhoun Ward)
419 East Taylor Street	Wesley Ward		419 East Taylor Street	1888
First Congregational Church	Wesley Ward		421 Habersham Street	1895
424 Habersham Street	Wesley Ward		424 Habersham Street	1896
426 Habersham Street	Wesley Ward		426 Habersham Street	1896
Mary Dwyer Triplex	Wesley Ward		427-431 Habersham Street	1886
John Powers Duplex	Wesley Ward		430-432 Habersham Street	1886-87
John Entelman Property (1)	Wesley Ward		433 Habersham Street	1896	See additional John Entelman properties (Stephens Ward & Warren Ward)
John Entelman Property (2)	Wesley Ward		435 Habersham Street	1896
John Entelman Property (3)	Wesley Ward		437 Habersham Street	1897
Sarah Sexton Property (3)	Wesley Ward		440 Habersham Street	1902
Frank Mirault Property	Davis Ward		508 East Gordon Street	1883
527-537 East Gordon Street	Davis Ward		527-537 East Gordon Street	1868
Dennis Shea Cottage	Davis Ward		530 East Gordon Street	1867
Harriet Gardner House	Davis Ward		540 East Gordon Street	1884
King-Tisdell Cottage	Davis Ward		514 East Huntingdon Street	1896
Charles & Joseph Fulton House	Davis Ward		503-505 East Jones Street	1872
Silas Fulton Property (1)	Davis Ward		507-509 East Jones Street	1860
James Bandy Property	Davis Ward		511-513 East Jones Street	1861
Silas Fulton Property (2)	Davis Ward		515-517 East Jones Street	1860
Joseph Bandy Property (1)	Davis Ward		519-525 East Jones Street	1866
Joseph Bandy Property (2)	Davis Ward		527-529 East Jones Street	1868
Sarah Pierce Property	Davis Ward		502-506 East Taylor Street	1859/1891	Originally single story grocery; second level added 1891
William Miller Property	Davis Ward		508-510 East Taylor Street	1860
Robert Mason & Anthony Desverney Duplex	Davis Ward		540-542 East Taylor Street	1870-72
554 East Taylor Street/419-421 East Broad Street	Davis Ward		554 East Taylor Street/419-421 East Broad Street	1893
Henry Sulter Row House	Davis Ward		422-428 Price Street	1881
Martin Sulter Duplex	Davis Ward		436-438 Price Street	1888
515 Montgomery Street (Demolished)	Gaston Ward		515 Montgomery Street
Adrian Robertson House	Forsyth Ward		612 Barnard Street	1886
Matthew O'Connell House	Forsyth Ward		616 Barnard Street	1888
Savannah/Candler Hospital (Old Site)	Forsyth Ward		516 Drayton Street (116 East Huntingdon Street)	1819/1876	Site retired 1980; now part of SCAD
William Baker House	Forsyth Ward		612 Drayton Street	1872
William Hone House	Forsyth Ward		618 Drayton Street	1872
Lewis Kayton House	Forsyth Ward		700 Drayton Street	1889	By Alfred Eichberg
Blun-Meyer Row	Forsyth Ward		113-125 West Gaston Street	1870-71
Forsyth Park Inn	Forsyth Ward		102 West Hall Street	By 1899
J.P. Williams House	Forsyth Ward		118 West Hall Street	1888	By Calvin Fay and Alfred Eichberg; part of SCAD
Charles Shearson House	Forsyth Ward		121 West Hall Street	1896
Henry and William Lattimore Duplex	Forsyth Ward		122-124 West Huntingdon Street	1901
W. B. Hodgson Hall	Forsyth Ward		501 Whitaker Street	1876	By the American Institute of Architects' founder Detlef Lienau; on the NRHP
Magnolia Hall	Forsyth Ward		503 Whitaker Street	1883	Built for Jacob Guerard Heyward, the great grandson of Thomas Heyward Jr.
John Williamson House	Forsyth Ward		509 Whitaker Street	1870	John Postell Williamson was one of the wealthiest real-estate owners and planters in Savannah in the first half of the 19th century. The home was the rendezvous for army officers following the Mexican war and the Indian wars in Florida.[17] Mansard roof added 1911
Metts-McNeil House	Forsyth Ward		513 Whitaker Street	1903	Built for Laurence McNeil by G. L. Norrman
601 Whitaker Street	Forsyth Ward		601 Whitaker Street	1883
603 Whitaker Street	Forsyth Ward		603 Whitaker Street	1888
605 Whitaker Street	Forsyth Ward		605 Whitaker Street	1886
William Holt House	Forsyth Ward		609 Whitaker Street	1886
611 Whitaker Street & carriage house	Forsyth Ward		611 Whitaker Street & carriage house	1894
Joseph Chestnut House	Forsyth Ward		701 Whitaker Street	1892
703 Whitaker Street	Forsyth Ward		703 Whitaker Street	1890
705 Whitaker Street	Forsyth Ward		705 Whitaker Street	1900
Gilbert Watkins House	Stephens Ward		201 East Gaston Street	1869
William Boyd House	Stephens Ward		205 East Gaston Street	1868
Dresser/Palmer House	Stephens Ward		211 East Gaston Street	c. 1876	Now the Bellwether House bed and breakfast[18]
Dale Row (Stephens Ward)	Stephens Ward		213-221 East Gaston Street	1877	See also Dale Row (Troup Ward) & Dale/Wells Row House (Calhoun Ward)
Donald McDonald House	Stephens Ward		303 East Gaston Street	1867
John Entelman Property	Stephens Ward		405-407 East Gaston Street	1892	See additional John Entelman properties (Warren Ward & Wesley Ward)
Margaret Lafar House	Stephens Ward		206-208 East Gwinnett Street	1883
Fannie Smith House	Stephens Ward		202 East Gwinnett Street	1882	Piazza added in 1895
William P. Hardee House	Stephens Ward		212-214 East Gwinnett Street	1884
Virginia Drane House	Stephens Ward		222 East Gwinnett Street	1884
224-226 East Gwinnett Street	Stephens Ward		224-226 East Gwinnett Street	1883	Childhood home of Johnny Mercer
Augusta Wayne House	Stephens Ward		204 East Hall Street	1871
George Saussy/Bridget Clark Duplex	Stephens Ward		205-207 East Hall Street	1872
George Mills House	Stephens Ward		208 East Hall Street	1881	Mansard roof added 1888
Julius C. LeHardy House ("Brockington Hall")	Stephens Ward		213 East Hall Street	1884
George Johnson Baldwin House	Stephens Ward		225 East Hall Street	1888	By William G. Preston
Rufus Lester House	Stephens Ward		226 East Hall Street	1885
Elizabeth Thompson House	Stephens Ward		402 East Hall Street	1887
John Bouhan Property	Stephens Ward		403 East Hall Street	1884
217 East Huntingdon Street ("Azalea Inn")	Stephens Ward		217 East Huntingdon Street	1885
225 East Huntingdon Street	Stephens Ward		225 East Huntingdon Street	1913
Irwin & George Tiedeman House	Stephens Ward		226-228 East Huntingdon Street	1890	By Alfred Eichberg
McMillan Brothers Property ("McMillan Inn")	Stephens Ward		302-304 East Huntingdon Street	1888
Thomas McMillan Property	Stephens Ward		306-308 East Huntingdon Street	1884
Albert Bacon Property	Stephens Ward		312-314 East Huntingdon Street	1881-82
Cord Asendorf Property	Stephens Ward		317-319 East Huntingdon Street	1888
McMillan Row	Stephens Ward		402-410 East Huntingdon Street	1892
Dennis McCarthy House	Stephens Ward		414 East Huntingdon Street	1897
Solomon Cohen Property	Stephens Ward		416 East Huntingdon Street	1892	See additional Solomon Cohen properties (Derby Ward, Jackson Ward, Pulaski Ward & Troup Ward)
Emeline Lee House	Stephens Ward		602-604 Habersham Street	1889-92
504-508-510 East Hall Lane	Mercer Ward		504-508-510 East Hall Lane
621-627 Rose Court (Rueben Court)	Mercer Ward		621-627 Rose Court (Rueben Court)	1990
St. Philip Monumental AME Church	Gue Ward		1112 Jefferson Street	1911

See also[]

• List of historic houses and buildings in Savannah, Georgia
• Historic Savannah Foundation

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