Davenport House Museum

The tour is nice and informative, the house was restored and they stuck to its original interior design and decor. stay if you want to know what life was like in early 1800s for middle class american!

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This is a good tour ! Really neat to see the architecture and furnishings from the 1800's. Check groupon to see if you can get tickets for less.

This is where the organized preservation movement began in 1955, judge the decor by 1820's standards and enjoy!

Very neat old house, a bit warm in spring, so maybe too hot for summer, but worth the tour .

A fun place to stop and see old classic Georgia :)

The place "where preservation started" in the 1950s, this was erected by master builder Isaiah Davenport as his home and showpiece circa 1820.<aclass="entity url"rel="nofollow" href="http://www.architecturalsavannah.com"target="_blank" data-sig="OSO//vOZkWq5yn4GlS53dausIAs=" onmousedown="fourSq.ui.OutgoingLink.mousedown($(this), event)" data-source="tip-text">www.architecturalsavannah.com</a>

Interesting and a definite must-see.

Well preserved Federal style home. Docent tours everyday.

Sit in the garden for a few minutes before moving on.

$21 for this and the two Low homes in town .

Be sure to ask about the story of the 7 women who banded together to save this amazing home.

Take the preservation tour . Early morning. Nice.

I liked the ghost cat story:-)