Savannah City in Georgia Before the Civil War
Savannah, the largest city in Georgia prior to the Civil War, is described as the thriving commercial hub of Chatham County. Details cover its founding by Oglethorpe in 1752, location on the Savannah River, geography, public buildings, railroads, churches, a library, monuments to Greene and Pulaski, and the extensive river and marsh routes approaching the city including Wall's cut and Washington creek.
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Savannah
Georgia
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Charleston
S.C
Millidgeville
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Greene
Pulaski
Ocean
Wall's Cut
Port Royal
Savannah River
Fort Pulaski
Washington Creek
Freeborne's Cut
Warsaw Sound
Augusta Creek
Wall's
Bkidaway
Dein
South Carolina
Nouth
North Carolina
Anderson District
Franklin County
Atlantic
Adguata
Fort Jackson
Warsaw
Osgabaw Inlet
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