Monterey Square

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Monterey Square is one of Savannah, Georgia’s most picturesque and historically significant public squares, known for its elegant surrounding architecture and tranquil, tree-lined setting.

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Monterey Square canonical 14
Monterey Square ensemble 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city square
public square
city Savannah
country United States
establishedIn 1847
hasArchitecturalStyleNearby Gothic Revival
Greek Revival
Italianate
hasCentralMonument Pulaski Monument
hasFeature benches
brick walkways
landscaped gardens
hasStreetOnPerimeter Bull Street
East Gordon Street
East Taylor Street
West Gordon Street
West Taylor Street
hasViewOf historic row houses
heritageStatus within a U.S. National Historic Landmark District
knownFor elegant surrounding architecture
historic significance
picturesque setting
tree-lined setting
locatedIn Chatham County, Georgia
Georgia, United States
linked to: Georgia

Savannah, Georgia
linked to: Savannah
monumentHonors Casimir Pulaski
namedAfter Battle of Monterrey
Mexican–American War battle
nearbyLandmark Temple Mickve Israel
The Armstrong House
The Mercer–Williams House
partOf Savannah Historic District
Savannah squares plan
primaryUse public park
region American South
shape square
state Georgia
touristAttraction yes
treeType live oak
urbanPlanningBy James Oglethorpe
usedFor community events
leisure
tourism

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Savannah famousSquare Monterey Square
Savannah Historic District contains Monterey Square
Bull Street passesThrough Monterey Square
Downtown Savannah hasNotableSquare Monterey Square
Pulaski Monument locatedIn Monterey Square
Temple Mickve Israel locatedOn Monterey Square
Mercer–Williams House overlooks Monterey Square
subject linked to: The Mercer–Williams House
Mercer–Williams House partOf Monterey Square ensemble
subject linked to: The Mercer–Williams House
linked to: Monterey Square
The Armstrong House faces Monterey Square
West Taylor Street borders Monterey Square
West Gordon Street borders Monterey Square
West Gordon Street hasNotableSquareAlong Monterey Square
East Gordon Street runsAlong Monterey Square
East Gordon Street isEdgeOf Monterey Square