Savannah Civil War Tour
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Learn about the Civil War history surrounding the American city of Savannah on this walking tour. Led by a professional guide, you'll learn all about what happened on the streets of this port city in an activity that lasts about two hours and in groups of about 15 people.
During this tour you will pass the houses of the main generals involved in this conflict, as well as the Civil War memorial. Savannah was one of the main cities of this conflict and was left standing during Sherman's famous "March to the Sea", preserved and given as a gift to Abraham Lincoln in 1864.
- With this reservation, you will learn about the history of the Civil War surrounding the city of Savannah, Georgia, on a walking tour.
- Led by a professional guide, you will walk through the city's landmarks related to the civil conflict in an activity that lasts about two hours in groups of about 15 people.
- Some of the points you'll pass on this tour are the homes of major generals involved in the conflict, such as William Hardee and James Bartow, as well as the memorial that crowns the American city.
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- Professional guide
- Walking tour
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Thanks to this reserve, you will learn about the history of the American Civil War (1861-1865) that the city of Savannah endured. On a walking tour with a professional guide, you'll learn all the stories through narration during this two-hour tour in groups of about 15 people.
On this tour, you'll hear the strategies of the horror of America's civil conflict from a different point of view than the history books. On this tour, you'll see the homes of military men who participated in the conflict, such as William Hardee, James Bartow and General Joeseph E. Johnston.
This city was one of the most important in the Civil War, as it witnessed some of the bloodiest battles in the United States from 1861 to 1865.
Another stop on the tour is the Civil War Memorial. Known as the Confederate Monument, it is dedicated to honour the Confederate soldiers who died during the Civil War, one of the largest and oldest dedicated to this conflict in Georgia.
