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Over the years, Architectural Tours of Savannah has been featured or mentioned in several newspapers, online blogs, and review sites. A few of those sites are linked below.

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3 of 3 The #CDRogers house 1871 on Jones Street has #savannahironwork complete with a lyre-shaped boot scraper visible in previous post. #wroughtironwednesday #savannaharchitecture #jonesstreetsavannah

2 of 3 matching #lyreshaped #savannahbootscraper on the #CDRogers house and the #JesseMount house with a wider shot of the front porch on the Jesse Mount house. #bootscraper #savannahironwork #savannaharchitecture #jonesstreetsavannah

1 of 3 The #CDRogers house 1871 (white stucco) and the #JesseMount house 1852 to its left, have matching front porches including #savannahironwork complete with identical lyre-shaped boot scrapers. #savannaharchitecture #jonesstreetsavannah

3 of 3 the #DrouillardMaupas House from 1799 originally the plantation house for #AndreDrouillard, a refugee of the Haitian Revolution. The #DrouillardHouse is the oldest building in #ThomasSquare and predates the street grid surrounding it. #Drouillard’s widow, Elizabeth left the house to their daughter and her husband #Amazaline and #LouisMaupas. #savannaharchitecture

2 of 3 the #DrouillardMaupas House from 1799 originally the plantation house for #AndreDrouillard, a refugee of the Haitian Revolution. The #DrouillardHouse is the oldest building in #ThomasSquare and predates the street grid surrounding it. #Drouillard’s widow, Elizabeth left the house to their daughter and her husband #Amazaline and #LouisMaupas. #savannaharchitecture

1 of 3 the #DrouillardMaupas House from 1799 originally the plantation house for #AndreDrouillard, a refugee of the Haitian Revolution. The #DrouillardHouse is the oldest building in #ThomasSquare and predates the street grid surrounding it. #Drouillard’s widow, Elizabeth left the house to their daughter and her husband #Amazaline and #LouisMaupas. #savannaharchitecture

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