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Imagine setting your event on a riverboat or in an historic private home, historic landmark, art museum or picturesque downtown square. Click on the links below to view more photos of these venues. 
• Forsyth ParkThe 'Central Park' of Savannah offers a true Savannah-style southern postcard view, with Spanish moss hanging from huge old live oaks. The trees form a tunnel that frames the park's centerpiece, the two-tiered fountain, patterned after that in the Place de la Concord in Paris. Created in 1851, this 30-acre park offers a scenic backdrop for an unforgettable outdoor event. 
• The Historic Railroad RoundhouseYour attendees will delight in exploring the seven historic railroad structures and the collection of locomotives in this railroad museum. A steam engine makes its way around the operating turntable and the train's whistle calls your guests to dinner. This fascinating national landmark provides a wonderful backdrop for your event. 
• The Harper Fowlkes HouseThe grande dame of mid-19th century mansions sits majestically on Orleans Square and recalls Savannah's antebellum days. An event set here is sure to impress anyone with an appreciation of history, architecture and fine furnishings. The courtyard is a special treat to unsuspecting visitors, with its exquisite landscape design, featuring a red maple grown from a seed from George Washington’s Virginia estate, Mount Vernon. 
• The Old Fort JacksonStep back into time at the oldest standing brick fortification in the state. Your attendees will discover the rich American history embedded in the walls of Old Fort Jackson. Historical reenactments, period music and cannon firings will bring the fort's past to life during your event. 
• The Telfair MuseumGive your event an artistic flair with a setting at the oldest art museum in the South. The Telfair Mansion was designed by English architect William Jay and established as a museum in 1875. Your attendees can view the museum's splendid art collection while appreciating the building's classical Regency architecture. 
• The Savannah StationSavannah Station boasts a history as a stable for horses that hauled freight wagons and later as a depot for The American Railway Express. This 12,000 square foot space will transport your guests back to the Victorian era with its rich wood paneling, Tiffany-style lamps and exquisite chandeliers – creating the warmth of a late 19th century pub. 
• The Ford Plantation< Customize your event with a Southern theme To discover a fabulous Savannah venue for your group's event, call Ann Howell now at (912) 234-1437.
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