Reynolds Square

Reynolds Square is a serene and historically rich space in Savannah’s historic district, named after Captain John Reynolds, Georgia’s early colonial governor. At its center stands a bronze statue of John Wesley, founder of Methodism, commemorating his time in Savannah as a missionary in the 1730s. Surrounded by charming architecture and close to popular attractions like The Olde Pink House, Reynolds Square offers visitors a peaceful spot to reflect on Savannah’s spiritual and colonial heritage.