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Savannah, Georgia
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Oglethorpe Square is named after James Edward Oglethorpe, the founder of the colony of Georgia in 1733.
Oglethorpe Square was laid out in 1742, making it one of the oldest squares in Savannah.
The square is surrounded by historic homes and buildings showcasing the Georgian and Federal architectural styles.
The Owens-Thomas House, a prominent example of English Regency architecture, is located near Oglethorpe Square.
The square is adorned with live oaks and azaleas, providing a serene environment amidst the urban setting.
Oglethorpe Square is part of Savannah's original city plan, which is recognized as a National Historic Landmark.
It is one of the 22 squares in Savannah's unique grid layout, designed for communal and defensive purposes.
