Sightseeing
Owens-Thomas House
📍 Owens-Thomas House, Savannah, USA
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★★★★☆
Introduction
The Owens-Thomas House is one of Savannah's finest Regency-era mansions, built in 1819 by English architect William Jay. Its interiors keep Victorian furniture and decorative arts, and the rear yard preserves one of the few surviving urban slave quarters in North America — a dual window onto 19th-century Savannah high society and the history of slavery.
✨ Highlights
1
Regency mansion
An 1819 masterpiece by architect William Jay.
2
Urban slave quarters
One of North America's rare surviving slave quarters in situ.
3
Rich tours
Guides cover architecture, art and slavery history.
🛈 Practical Info
→Location：124 Abercorn St, Savannah, Georgia, USA
→Time needed：About 1 hour
→Admission：Adults about $20 (guided tour required)
💡 Tips
• Tours depart on schedule — book a slot at the box office.
• No photos inside; stairs are steep and narrow.
• In the same historic district as Telfair — walkable.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Owens-Thomas House?
Tours depart on schedule — book a slot at the box office. No photos inside; stairs are steep and narrow.
