Reynolds Square

Designed in 1733 and named for Georgia 's first Royal Governor , John Reynolds. In the center stands a monument to John Wesley , the founder of Methodism and the Anglican minister to the colony in 1736.

See the bronze statue of John Wesley in the center of the square, honoring the founder of Methodism . Wesley actually founded the first Sunday school in America, here in Savannah, Georgia . Read more

Tip the flutist. He plays simple songs but uses the money to feed the local critters.

Originally "Lower New Square" and renamed Reynolds after GA's 1st royal governor . Note the "Georgian" Pink House to the right of the "Federal" Oliver Sturges House.www.architecturalsavannah.com

Nice spot to people watch , walk the dog and relax

Great place to shop, eat and book your tours

I didn’t know that John Wesley had founded Georgia before coming to this picturesque park .

Did you know: Reynolds Square was the site of the Filature, which housed silkworms as part of an early—and unsuccessful—attempt to establish a silk industry in the Georgia colony .

The violinist at night is incredible!

Only square without Spanish moss

Statue if John Wesley . Right by pink house

There is a geocache here.