 The King-Tisdell Cottage is an
African-American heritage museum named for its African-American owners,
Eugene and Sarah King, and Sarah King and Robert Tisdell. This museum of
African-American Savannah and the Sea Islands is owned and operated by the
King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation, which also owns and operates the Negro
Heritage Trail Tours and the Beach Institute on the corner of Price and
Harris Streets. |
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The fountain, "Free to Fly" was designed
by famed artist Ivan Bailey, creator of Savannah's 1996 Summer
Olympic cauldron, dedicated by Judge and Mrs. Sol Clark in honor of
W.W. Law. |
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Gas Light at the King-Tisdell Cottage
named in honor of Sadie Steele, dedicated teacher and civic
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