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WHITEFIELD SQUARE BLENDS HISTORY AND BEAUTY

The last of Savannahโ€™s squares to be laid out, Whitefield Square was originally designed in 1851. Its namesake, George Whitefield, served as the founder of Methodism and one of the first ministers in the colony of Georgia. Locally, Whitefield is best known for establishing the Bethesda Home For Boys, a former orphanage that is still in existence today as a private, independent boyโ€™s school for grades 6-12.

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CHIPPEWA SQUARE: BLENDS HISTORY BEAUTY AND CHARM

If youโ€™re looking for a downtown Savannah square that seamlessly blends history with a lively cultural and social scene, Chippewa Square is an ideal choice to call home.

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PULASKI SQUARE: A WALKABLE NEIGHBORHOOD OASIS

Pulaski Square may not be one of Savannahโ€™s better-known squares, but its tranquil neighborhood feeling makes it one of the most livable downtown experiences for todayโ€™s homebuyer.

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