Wright Square

Designed in 1733. Honors Sir James Wright , Georgia 's 3rd & last colonial gov. The large boulder marks the grave of Tomochichi , the Yamacraw Indian Chief who welcomed Oglethorpe & the first colonists

The burial site of Tomochichi , a leader of the Creek nation of Native Americans , this square now features a large man singing while making palm-leaf roses . Buy one if you'd like.

Check out the Rock laid there in the memory of Native American Chief Tomochichi . Great Italian place - Bella Napoli's - Next to the beautiful church !

Originally "Percival Square," surrounded by 1 story wood structures . Note masonry Romanesque arches on Lutheran Church , Old County Courthouse , Federal Courthouse , etc.www.architecturalsavannah.com

He most haunted square in GA. Be careful of the lady ghost who is frantically looking for her baby boy. She has been known to come around day or night!

Gotta stop for pedestrians but gotta watch out for people rear ending you too!

Laid out in 1733, it is one of the original squares of Savannah . Around 1763, it was renamed to honor James Wright , the royal Governor of the province of Georgia . Read more

NO PANHANDLING - PLEASE HELP DISCOURAGE PANHANDLING IN SAVANNAH - Call 911 if you are physically threatened or asked for money. Violation of city code 9-1001

One of the many beautiful squares of Savannah .

The Wright Square monument is very intricate.

Listen to whatever music is being played. It's all good.

Just sit and relax. :) Nice view of the gold dome.

Tomachichi was 6'7''. That's unbelievable!!

Great Live Jazz Now!!!

Will visit again!

Beautiful scenery !

Relax and people watch :)

Gordon statue . Right by the town 's only cvs

Across the street from the post house that is no longer the post house

Or also known as homeless square...

Full of homeless people harassing people for food/money

Look out for Guitar Bob, the human venue!