124 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia
In Savannah, Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters belongs to the Historical place museum category. The public rating is 4.5/5 from 2 615 reviews. The listed address is 124 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401, United States. Listed features include On-site services, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, Gift shop. Time-sensitive opening hours and contact details should be confirmed on the linked official website before visiting.
A beautiful restored home. There’s so many to choose from around here! The thing that they try to lean on, is that the Marquis de Lafayette stayed here. Outside of that this house really has no historic value. It has just been preserved.
Definitely buy tickets in advance, like before you even arrive in Savannah if your schedule is tight! My teenagers were really impressed by the history of this home. Our tour guide had them paying such good attention, they pointed out similar architecture/processes/items in other old homes we later visited. Wished we could have chatted longer with our guide, the cultural details were eye-opening to our modern, western U.S. perspectives. Plan on extra time to explore the exhibits in the basement and enjoy the courtyard garden.
Very nice option when you have a short Savannah visit. Self-paced audio tour is a great way to explore the house. Nice and friendly staff.
Visiting the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters felt like stepping into a time machine back to the 1800s. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and handled the history with great care. Starting the tour at the slave quarters before moving to the main mansion provides a stark, sobering contrast that really stays with you. It was fascinating to learn about the 'modern' amenities of the time—like the plumbing and ice storage—while reflecting on the human cost behind the house. An incredible, eye-opening experience. Note: the tour tickets also include access to Telfair Academy and Jepson Center which are also very beautiful
We’re so happy to have had a guide that was extremely informative and careful with the history of this home. She crafted the narrative to include both the family and enslaved people, so the verbal history could show how intertwined society was during the era. Her art degree really shed light on the architecture of the home and her elegance describing it was so soothing. Fantastic job!
We had an awesome experience here. Our tour guide was great! They have done an amazing job with the preservation of this property. If you’re in Savannah, definitely take this tour.
A fabulous experience that I didn't expect! I wasn't sure what I expected, but the entire tour was quite fascinating with so much historical information. An experience far better than reading about the site. Will, our tour guide, was clearly passionate about the history, the building, and the people. A great your guide is a gem.
We go to Savannah a few times a year and always try and find something to do and this city has plenty, especially if you like history. Our tour guide was knowledgeable very interactive. Tour took just about an hour. And we really enjoyed it, even the 2 -15 year olds
124 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia
32.07738° N · 81.08929° WThe listed phone number for Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters is +1 9127908800.
The listed location is 124 Abercorn St, 31401 Savannah, Georgia.
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