Midtown, GA

Savannah

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This building was constructed in 1897-98 as a memorial to General Alexander R. Lawton (1818-96) and his daughter, Corinne (1844-77). It was used as a public space for cultural, educational and civic purposes until the 1930s. After serving in the Georgia House of Representatives and as president of Georgia and Atlantic Railroad, Lawton served as Brigadier General and Quartermaster-General of the Confederacy, as ambassador to Austria- Hungary, and as fifth president of the American Bar Association. Chartered in 1907, St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church acquired the building as its sanctuary in 1941.
The history of the Live Oak Public Libraries can be traced back to the turn of the century in Savannah. Established in 1903, the Savannah Public Library consisted of a 23,000 volume collection housed in one room of the Georgia Historical Society. Ten years later the Carnegie Library opened on East Henry Street to serve Savannah’s black community. Surrounded by late-Victorian homes and adjacent to a small city park modeled on the squares in historic downtown Savannah the main library building on Bull Street opened for use in 1916. The library was built at a cost of $104,041.78 with a Carnegie grant. Its neoclassical design was provided by architect H. W. Witcover, who also designed Savannah’s City Hall.
This area was first developed in 1910, but most homes were built in the 1930s and 1940s. The neighborhood is considered one of the most affluent within city limits by local residents. Marketed as Chatham Crescent by Granger’s Chatham Land and Hotel Company, the Granger Tract took its design from the Beaux Arts plan popular at the time. At various points in the neighborhood, city blocks were punctuated with 1-acre (4,000 m2) circles (named for city and county officials), a crescent-shaped street, and a landscaped mall. At the end of the palmetto-lined mall stretching between Maupas Avenue to 47th Street was to be the centerpiece of Chatham Crescent – a magnificent tourist facility called the Hotel Georgia. The Spanish Revival-style hotel was designed by noted architect Henrik Wallin, who assisted Henry Bacon with New York’s Astor Hotel. Apparently the developers hoped that wealthy Northerners would check into what was to be a luxurious hotel and decide to purchase a second home in Chatham Crescent. Unfortunately, the hotel encountered numerous problems and barely got off the ground. Eventually, Savannah High School (now the Savannah Arts Academy) was built on the nearly eight acres of land set aside for the hotel.
Savannah Victorian District

Popular places to visit

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Savannah State University

Enjoy the collegiate vibe at Savannah State University as part of your travels around Savannah. Wander the area's riverfront or simply enjoy one of its top-notch restaurants.

Savannah State University
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Grayson Stadium

Catch an event at Grayson Stadium during your trip to Savannah. Stroll along the area's riverfront or experience its fascinating museums.

Grayson Stadium
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Memorial Health University Medical Center

Though Memorial Health University Medical Center might be what brings you to town, perhaps you'll have a chance to explore more of Savannah while you are here.

Memorial Health University Medical Center
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Candler Hospital

Though Candler Hospital might be what brings you to town, perhaps you'll have a chance to explore more of Savannah while you are here.

Candler Hospital
River Street featuring street scenes and heritage architecture

River Street

Appreciate local artwork in a gallery, shop for boutique fashionable clothing and dine in excellent restaurants on this street in downtown Savannah.

River Street
Forsyth Park showing a park as well as a small group of people

Forsyth Park

With peaceful walking paths, sporting areas and grassy lawns, this large city park in downtown Savannah is perfect for a day outside.

Forsyth Park

Midtown Hotel Deals

Isetta Inn (Boutique Inn)

Isetta Inn (Boutique Inn)

3 out of 5
19 W 37th St Savannah GA
The price is ₩155,348 per night from Mar 25 to Mar 26
₩155,348
₩186,093 total
Mar 25 - Mar 26
includes taxes & fees
Stay at this guesthouse in Savannah. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and bicycle rentals on site. Our guests praise the helpful staff in our reviews. Popular ...
9/10 Wonderful! (549 reviews)
We were told we would get an email with door codes. Never got one. Called the listed number for 2 hours. Finally went to expedia and got the codes there. Room was terribly small- no room to put anything down . Could not get in and out of bed without hitting head. If you are older than 20, you should ...

Reviewed on Mar 17, 2026

Isetta Inn (Boutique Inn)
Printmaker's Inn

Printmaker's Inn

4 out of 5
303 W Gwinnett St Savannah GA
Stay at this B&B in Savannah. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and breakfast (surcharge). Our guests praise the helpful staff and the clean rooms in our reviews. ...
9.6/10 Exceptional! (279 reviews)
The kitchen in our suite was a kitchenette. It was convenient and had what we wanted. But, we had no intentions of cooking a meal there.

Reviewed on Mar 17, 2026

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Barnard Row House by Tybee Vacation Rentals

Barnard Row House by Tybee Vacation Rentals

4 out of 5
1404 Barnard St Savannah GA
Stay at this vacation home in Savannah. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and a picnic area. Popular attractions River Street and Forsyth Park are located ...
8.4/10 Very Good! (7 reviews)
Lovely home. Convenient location.

Reviewed on Nov 23, 2025

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The Galloway House Inn

The Galloway House Inn

4 out of 5
107 E. 35th Street Savannah GA
Stay at this hotel in Savannah. Enjoy free parking, a garden, and a picnic area. Popular attractions River Street and Forsyth Park are located nearby.
9.6/10 Exceptional! (207 reviews)
Love Galloway house Inn. It’s always a wonderful stay and they provide everything you need. It’s peaceful and cozy, it far surpasses any Airbnb/hotel I’ve been to! 🙌

Reviewed on Feb 16, 2026

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Other neighborhoods around Midtown

Thomas Square

Thomas Square

You'll enjoy the restaurants and gardens in Thomas Square. You might want to make time for a stop at Starland District or Bull Street Library.

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Dixon Park

While there might not be top attractions in Dixon Park, you can explore the larger area and discover places like River Street and Mercer Williams House Museum.

Dixon Park
WWII inspired dinner, serving great American classics.

Victorian District - East

While Victorian District - East might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like River Street and Mercer Williams House Museum.

Victorian District - East
Savannah Victorian District

Victorian District - West

Coffeehouses and parks are just a few things travelers like about Victorian District - West. A stop by Savannah Stage Company is also recommended if you've got time to explore the area.

Victorian District - West
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Eastside

While Eastside might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like River Street and Lafayette Square.

Eastside
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Beach Institute

When in Beach Institute, you can plan a visit to River Street and Lafayette Square, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.

Beach Institute

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