Seventeen cannons believed to have sunk during the American Revolution have arrived at the Savannah History Museum, set to be ...

The historic First African Baptist Church has received a major grant to help restore its landmark building and preserve its ...

A big rig hauling precious cargo pulled up to the Savannah History Museum early Wednesday morning.

“Beneath the Moss,” a collaboration between WTOC and the Historic Savannah Foundation, is airing throughout National ...

On Wednesday morning, a boisterous group gathered in the board room at the Historic Savannah Foundation headquarters on Columbia Square. The room buzzed with excitement as Sue Adler, CEO and president ...

“Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” This is one of the most memorable lines in movie history. It could also be the unofficial motto for Savannah, Georgia’s ...

This column is by Sue Adler, the CEO and president of Historic Savannah Foundation and Austin Hill, the chairman of Historic Savannah Foundation’s Board of Trustees and the President of Corcoran ...

SAVANNAH — Lucy Brannen and Catharine Varnedoe had a realization last year: Few Savannahians seem to remember the women who founded the city’s historic preservation movement. The cousins are leading ...

The city council of Savannah, Georgia, voted Thursday to rename a downtown square after Susie King Taylor, a Black woman who once taught slaves to read and write. The change marks the first time a ...

The boat tour offers a unique perspective of the city skyline compared to the bus tour. Onboard the Georgia Queen, visitors ...

Savannah, Georgia is known for its well-preserved Historic District, a 2.5-square-mile radius of cobblestone streets, moss-draped oak trees, grand mansions and historic inns. Beyond the shaded squares ...

17 Revolutionary War-era cannons returned to Savannah after years of conservation work, a project led by the U.S. Army Corps ...