Entrance to the Eighth Air Force Museum, just off I-95 near Savannah

A German Messerchmitt ME-163 Comet rocket interceptor

Small trainer aircraft

The reflecting pool in the Garden of Rememberance

English Chapel next to B-47 bomber

Interior of the English Chapel

Stained Glass window depicting WWII airman

Chart House restaurant along the Savannah Riverfront

Tugboat at Dusk, tied up along River Street

US-17 Cable-Stay bridge into South Carolina

The Pirate House, now a restaurant and bar

Boar's Head restaurant, in an old Cotton Warehouse

A container ship moves up the Savannah River

Turntable at the Roundhouse Railroad Museum

Large tourists near an even larger Locomotive

The heating plant (with privys beneath)

One of many workshops at the Roundhouse Railroad Museum

Another workshop at the Roundhouse Railroad Museum

A quiet patio at the Roundhouse Railroad Museum

Some of the remaining walls of the destroyed Savannah Rail Depot

A steam engine display at the Roundhouse Railroad Museum

More original structures at the Roundhouse Railroad Museum

The Philbrick-Eastman house on Chippewa Square

The Six Pence Pub, an English-style restaurant

Charming tree-lined avenue in Old Savannah

Former Ford Showroom, was originally built in 1879

The Sorrel Weed House, one of many Historic Houses

The Green-Meldrin House, now St. John's Epicsopal Church Parish House

One of many Historic Houses in the Historic District

The Lee Adler's House, one of many Historic Houses

Mercer Williams House Museum on Bull Street

Armstrong House, now Law Offices in the Historic District

The oldest Tree in Savannah

Charming tree-lined avenue in Old Savannah

One of many Historic Houses in the Historic District

Colonial Park Cemetery - Daughter's of the American Revolution

Headstones moved by Union forces were placed in wall

Headstones moved by Union forces were placed in wall

Headstones moved by Union forces were placed in wall

Linda thought these looked like Beds as Final Resting Places

Oglethorpe Avenue is the classic tree-lined street in Old Savannah

Recycled cotton warehouses on River Street on the Savannah Riverfront

Maritime Fountain on River Street

Chart House restaurant on River Street

Looking up from River Street (Factor's Walk halfway up)

Factor's Walk, where cotton wagons were assessed and selected

Looking down towards River Street (Factor's Walk halfway down)

The 400 passenger Savannah River Queen

River Street and the Old Converted Cotton Warehouses

River Street and the Old Converted Cotton Warehouses

River Street and the Old Converted Cotton Warehouses

Heading upstream on the Savannah River

River Street and the Georgia Queen

River Street and the Old Converted Cotton Warehouses

Waving Girl Statue, about 17 feet tall, of Florence Martus

One of the Savannah Tour trolleys, a great way to see the town

River Street and the Old Converted Cotton Warehouses

Former Ford Showroom, was originally built in 1879

Oglethorpe Avenue is the classic tree-lined street in Old Savannah

One of many Historic Houses in the Historic District

Confederate Memorial in Forsyth Square

One of many Historic Houses in the Historic District

One of many Historic Houses in the Historic District

Fort Pulaski, on Cockspur Island, heading towards the main entrance

Fort Pulaski moat and Wall

Entrance to an ammunition bunker outside Fort Pulaski

Main entrance and drawbridge into Fort Pulaski

Looking down the wall from the drawbridge at Fort Pulaski

The Parade Ground inside Fort Pulaski

Officers quarters and other rooms as seen from the Parade Ground

Junior Officers quarters at Fort Pulaski

Gun emplacements (with wooden floor missing) inside main wall

Gun Embrasure at Fort Pulaski

Gun Platform on upper tier of Fort Pulaski

Visitor center and parking as seen from upper tier of Fort Pulaski

Parade Ground inside Fort Pulaski (seen from upper tier)

Officers quarters and Parade Ground, seen from upper tier

Enlisted men's barracks

Main powder supply room at Fort Pulaski

Commander's quarters at Fort Pulaski

Officer's Mess Hall at Fort Pulaski

Quartermaster's Supply Room at Fort Pulaski

Drawbridge suspension weights (they hold the bridge Down, not up)

Damage caused by the Union Bombardment

A Union 'rifled' shell still emdedded in the brickwork

More views of the battle damage caused by Union bombardment

Another view of the Union bombardement damage

Pre-Civil War gravesite outside Fort Pulaski

Tybee Island Lighthouse at the mouth of the Savannah River

The First-order Fresnel Lens of the Tybee Island Lighthouse

Lighthouse Complex grounds as seen from the Light

Looking Northeast towards Hilton Head from the top of Tybee Island Lighthouse

Linda and Steve on the Tybee Island Lighthouse lens platform

Kitchen in the Tybee Island Lighthouse Keepers house, circa 1905

Lighthouse Keeper's Sewing Machine (we had a similar one)

The Lighthouse Historical Marker says it all

Tybee Island Lighthouse, with Assistant Keeper's Cottage in foreground

Fort Jackson, on the Savannah River approach to Savannah

Fort Jackson was abandoned at the approach of Sherman's Forces

A gunnery exhibition at Fort Jackson

Spanish-American war-era cannon at Fort Jackson

Looking west (upriver) towards Savannah from Fort Jackson

The Parade Grounds at Fort Jackson

The making of an exploding cannonball at Fort Jackson