One square over from us, this is my second favorite!! Also the home of Mercer/Williams House. So pretty busy with tourists. But still a pleasant square, just come at dusk so it's quieter and more enjoyable then!!1

Strangely Gen. Pulaski is not buried at Pulaski Square (actually it's an empty square filled with sod, not pretty at all) but here. Beautiful monument. Almost every city in Midwest has a street named after this hero.

This lovely,quiet square features a statue of Valimir Pulasky in recognition of his efforts in the Revolutionary War. The oldest Jewish synagog in Savannah (perhaps GA) is on one end of the square; opposite is the Johnny Mercer / Jim Williams house (of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" fame). Beautiful, historical residences surround the square. I have... More

My wife and I went through Monterey Square on our way to Forsyth Park. It has a statue of Count Pulaski yet it is not named Pulaski Square. I can't figure out the naming system for Savannah's squares. Why isn't Pulaski's statue in Pulaski Square?