123 Houston St, Savannah, GA 31401, United StatesMap
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Grace and History
A significant church with a storied history in Savannah. The members of the congregation who led the tour were well spoken, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and dignified. Their presence elevated one’s sp...
One of my best memories of my road trip was in this church on a sunday morning....the music the singing fantastic to this day I still remember ir and smile
Very informative and the tour guide was entertaining and kept your attention. However, it was a bit unorganized considering the church is functional. So during our tour, the deacons were preparing f...
Perched across from Greene Square, Second African Baptist Church traces its lineage to 1802 when it was founded by a former slave, Andrew Bryan and 26 others. The members paid rent in exchange for thi...
Grace and History
A significant church with a storied history in Savannah. The members of the congregation who led the tour were well spoken, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and dignified. Their presence elevated one’s sp...
40 Acres and a Mule Decree
The church is famous as the spot from which General Rufus Saxton read Sherman’s “40 acres (and a mule)” order. Excellent piece of history.
OHHH the music
One of my best memories of my road trip was in this church on a sunday morning....the music the singing fantastic to this day I still remember ir and smile
Informative
Very informative and the tour guide was entertaining and kept your attention. However, it was a bit unorganized considering the church is functional. So during our tour, the deacons were preparing f...
An Historical Gem
Perched across from Greene Square, Second African Baptist Church traces its lineage to 1802 when it was founded by a former slave, Andrew Bryan and 26 others. The members paid rent in exchange for thi...