Savannah Heritage Churches Photos |
Many of the Historic Squares of Savannah are the sites of heritage churches or houses of worship. |
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| The First African Baptist Church (1859) on Franklin Square. | The First African Baptist Church entrance. | Christ Episcopal Church on Johnson Square. | Independent Presbyterian Church (1891) between Wright & Chippewa Squares. Architect: William Gibbons Preston. |
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| Steeple of Independent Presbyterian Church where Woodrow Wilson was married. | Lutheran Church of the Ascension (1843) on Wright Square. | Lutheran Church of the Ascension spire. | First Baptist Church (1833 with modifications to front in 1922). Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Elias Carter. |
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| St John's Episcopal Church (1850) on Madison Square. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Calvin Otis. | Cathedral of St John the Baptist (1872-6 then 1898-1900) on Lafayette Square. Architect: Baldwin & Price. | Cathedral of St John the Baptist against sky. | Spires of Cathedral of St John the Baptist. |
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| Interior of Cathedral of St John the Baptist. | Ceiling of Cathedral of St John the Baptist. | St Patrick stained glass window in Cathedral of St John the Baptist. | St Michael slaying dragon stained glass window in Cathedral of St John the Baptist. |
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| Mickve Israel Synagogue on Monterey Square (1878) for a congregation which arrived 1733. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Henry Harrison. On National Register. | Facade of Mickve Israel Synagogue. | Wesley Monumental Methodist Church on Calhoun Square. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |