Telfair

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... the statue. The statue is both haunting an interesting at the same time. It was moved from the Bonaventure Cemetery to the Telfair Museum (also in Savannah) in 1997 for display and to ensure it wasn’t defaced in the cemetery. Fascinating stuff and ...

... as a possible enemy combatant.  We also visited the historic Owens-Williams House and a couple of art museums, the Telfair Academy and Jepson Centre,  which were worthwhile. Another oddity was a free bus service that loops around ...

... looking like it was going to pour with rain. We again hopped onto the trolley and found a stop where we could visit the Telfair Art Museum. It was starting to drizzle but not enough to wet us. There was an interesting selection of paintings. Some more ...

... was beautiful. After church we went off to explore Savannah and rode for hours and hours on our bikes, and also went to the Telfair museum of art.  Inside this museum is one of my favorite pieces, the original "bird girl" statue that you see on the ...

... to the famous and beautiful Bonaventure Cemetery and we missed the original Bird Girl who was moved from there to the Telfair Museum, but I was not disappointed. With beautiful old houses and buildings, Savannah is a place that celebrates history and the ...

... many tourists to this cemetery's paths that the owners of the sculpture featured on the book's cover have moved it to the Telfair Museum. Illinois artist Sylvia Shaw Judson sculpted the 4-ft statue Bird Girl in 1938 as a garden fountain. Lucy Boyd ...