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QUEEN LODGING | Wheelchair accessible. Opening this lovely guest accommodation is the magnificent design of the 12-foot door featuring the curved top of the Second Empire Period French architecture. One of the Innkeeper's personal favorites, the room is wheelchair accessible with a handicap lift elevator from the street level to the room. The handsome queen bedding features decorator fabrics. Second Empire Period furniture adorns the room. The inviting handicap accessible bath offers wide spaces with designer wallpaper. Fourteen foot windows enhance a welcoming invitation to beautiful historic Charlton Street, just outside. Contact Savannah's family-friendly luxury inn
Tariff: $250
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About Thomas Pulaski Charlton. In 1819, Savannah was abuzz with activity. On July 12, 1819, Thomas Charlton began one of his two his terms as mayor of Savannah. The S.S. (Steamship) Savannah leaves the city of Savannah [May 22, 1819] for Liverpool, and on June 20, 1819, the steamship Savannah, the first steam-powered ship to cross the Atlantic Ocean, arrived in Liverpool. In May 1819, President James Monroe arrived in Savannah, staying at the home of William Scarbrough, a local merchant.
T. U. Pulaksi Charlton served 6 terms as Mayor of Savannah and Judge of the Eastern Circuit of the Superior Court. Charlton, Mayor of Savannah, served with Charles Harris as attorney for the Spanish slavers and Spain on the slave ship “The Antelope” incident. To learn more what's happening in Savannah in 1819, click here. |
