CHANNELING PROGRESS: HOW THE HISTORIC SAVANNAH FOUNDATION CONTINUES THE LEGACY OF ITS ORIGINAL FOUNDING WOMEN
(SAVANNAH MAGAZINE) Built in 1820, the Federal-style Davenport House, with its stately bricks and curved double-staircases, was once a jewel of Columbia Square; however, by 1955 it had fallen into such disrepair that it was set to be bulldozed in order to, quite literally, put up a parking lot. That’s when Anna Colquit Hunter gathered six of her friends — Lucy Barrow McIntire, Elinor Grunsfeld Adler Dillard, Nola McEvoy Roos, Jane Adair Wright, Katherine Judkins Clark and Dorothy Ripley Roebling — and formed the Historic Savannah Foundation (HSF).
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