Welcome to the heart of the Savannah Historic District, one of the largest and most beautifully preserved urban historic districts in the United States. As you stand among these ancient live oaks draped in silvery Spanish moss, you are stepping onto the very ground where General James Oglethorpe landed in seventeen thirty-three to found the colony of Georgia. Unlike many colonial cities that grew chaotically, Savannah was a vision of order and enlightenment, designed as a revolutionary social experiment to provide a fresh start for the working poor. This district was officially designated a National Historic Landmark in nineteen sixty-six, protecting over two square miles of masterfully planned streets and architecture that span nearly three centuries. Take a moment to breathe in the slow, rhythmic pace of the Hostess City, where the past is not just remembered, but lived in every day.