Hamilton-Turner Inn

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Known as the "Grand Victorian Lady," the Hamilton-Turner Inn in Savannah embodies the Victorian style of the nineteenth century in both its architecture and landscaping. Owned today by the Historic Savannah Foundation, the inn was built in 1873.

Courtesy of Explore Georgia, Photograph by Ralph Daniel.

Hamilton-Turner Inn

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