Green Square

Greene Square, established in 1799, honors General Nathanael Greene, a key figure in the American Revolutionary War and a close associate of George Washington. Located in Savannah’s historic district, the square is surrounded by beautifully preserved homes, including the Second African Baptist Church—where General Sherman famously announced the “Forty Acres and a Mule” policy. With its quiet charm, shaded benches, and rich historical significance, Greene Square offers visitors a peaceful place to reflect and connect with Savannah’s storied past.