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Step into Savannah’s complex past with Footprints of Savannah Walking Tours, a powerful and immersive journey through the city’s antebellum years. This guided experience weaves together the intricate relationship between Savannah’s development and the institution of slavery, offering a thoughtfully researched narrative that honors the lives and legacies of those who shaped the city’s history.
Led by passionate local historians, this tour goes beyond the surface to explore hidden truths, architectural landmarks, and personal stories that reveal Savannah’s role in America’s evolving identity.
Led by passionate local historians, this tour goes beyond the surface to explore hidden truths, architectural landmarks, and personal stories that reveal Savannah’s role in America’s evolving identity.
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Alsymm05 | May 29, 2024Enjoyable tour.
I highly recommend this tour if you are interested in learning about Savannah’s history in the context of slavery and thereafter. Vaughnette has a wealth a knowledge. ...
Resort03469366527 | May 28, 2023Memorable tour
Tour guide was very engaging and shared many facts about Savannah and the enslaved population. She drew in tour goers well with questions. While we stopped often to review her binder of photos and ...
judithma2022 | Nov 4, 2022TRUTH TELLING...NOT COVER-UPS
This tour was the high point of my first time visit to Savannah. Out tour guide was an African American woman and one of the first things she said was"I'm about truth telling". And that's exactly ...
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