By Cathy Hempstead After reading the novel Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt (affectionately referred to as simply THE BOOK in Savannah), I was intrigued to learn more about Savannah, Georgia. I arrived in a torrential downpour and immediately immersed myself in the historical downtown area and southern living by checking into the Savannah Bed & … [Read more...] about Single, Woman, Traveler: A “Novel” 4-Day Trip to Savannah
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Savannah Went to the Movies in 1997 — and Hasn’t Been the Same Since
By Regis Yaworski In 1997, the statue of a young girl was moved from Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, Georgia, to a city museum. The statue, a little over four feet in height, had no special historic significance; despite that, it was moved for its own protection as well as to prevent damage to the cemetery plot where it had stood in relative obscurity since the late … [Read more...] about Savannah Went to the Movies in 1997 — and Hasn’t Been the Same Since