The Espy Mansion: A Story of Elegance and Unresolved Loss
Overlooking Taylor Square, the Espy Mansion is one of those Savannah homes that immediately draws your attention – not because of what it shows, but because of what it holds back. Its grand Greek Revival design speaks to a time of wealth and status, yet the feeling it leaves behind is something far more complex….
The Mercer-Williams House: Savannah’s Most Famous Mansion of Mystery
Standing on the southwest corner of Monterey Square, the Mercer-Williams House is one of Savannah’s most recognized homes. Its Italianate architecture is striking, its setting is beautiful, and its history is layered with ambition, tragedy, scandal, and stories that still linger in the square after dark. For many visitors, the house is best known through…
The Dr. Corson House: History and Mystery on Jones Street
Located along Jones Street, one of the most admired streets in Savannah, the Dr. Corson House is a striking example of the city’s layered past. Built in 1857, the home reflects the elegance of a growing Southern port city. But like many historic properties in Savannah, its story goes well beyond the architecture. Over time,…