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Our Coast :: Tours :: Savannah
September, 8, 2008   02:22 PM

Online Virtual Tour of Savannah
Troup Square

The astronomical centerpiece and the square are named for Georgia governor ( 1823-1827) George Michael Troup. In the center, poised on six turtles, is an armillary sphere, an "astronomical model with solid rings, all circles of a single sphere, used to display relationships among the principal celestial circles." Laid out in 1851, this square commemorates Governor Troup, who welcomed the Marquis de Lafayette to Savannah in 1825, and later served as a United States senator. A unique water fountain for animals has two low-slung bowls for lapping, plus a filling mechanism.

--Visitor's Guide to Savannah

Troup Square
1. Savannah Baptist Center
Habersham Street on Troup Square. Why is this Gothic church called the "Jingle Bells Church"?

Map | Next Stop: Lafayette Square

Franklin Square
Johnson Square
Reynolds Square
Warren Square
Washington Square
Greene Square
Columbia Square
Oglethorpe Square
Wright Square
Telfair Square
Orleans Square
Chippewa Square
Colonial Park Cemetary
Troup Square
Lafayette Square
Madison Square
Pulaski Square
Monterey Square
Calhoun Square
Whitefield Square

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