Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of articles on historic structures across the South. Only a few minutes north of the sleepy, picturesque, quintessentially Southern town of Madison, Georgia sits the old abandoned Nolan Plantation in the tiny town of Bostwick, Georgia. For most of the small town’s history, [...]
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Visitor’s Guide from a Homesick Savannahian
Over the Thanksgiving break, my husband and I went down to Savannah. It reminded me of how much I love that city. It’s the perfect place to take a vacation: there’s plenty to do, but there are no must-dos. You can fill your schedule with activities, or you can actually relax and spend the [...]
Who’s Reading Whom?
Mrs. Hope isn’t down on River Street—the tourists’ hub—even though a psychic could probably make a good living downtown amidst tipsy tourists looking to experience Savannah through candy shops, souvenir stores, and the open container law. Getting your fortune told, for most, has that fleeting vacation charm, like getting henna tattoos or caricatures drawn of [...]
$10 Travel: Savannah, GA
When we talk about Savannah, Georgia, we mean more than just the city proper but also its coastal islands that lead like stepping stones from the sea to the Hostess City of the South. With a charm and dignity that gush Old South, Savannah is a perfect blend of the old and the new. Whether [...]
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