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Interesting Perhaps for your coastal Georgia and historic Savannah Georgia travels? TRUSTEES GARDEN (WHERE THE PIRATES HOUSE RESTAURANT NOW SITS, WAS THE DESIGNATED AREA FOR MULBERRY GROVES IN THE ORIGINAL MULBERRY GROVE PLANTATION , ON THE LANDS OF THE GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY IN PORT WENTWORTH, IS WHERE ELI WHITNEY IS CREDITED WITH INVENTING THE COTTON GIN WHILE HE VISITED WITH GENERAL NATHANAEL GREENE'S WIDOW, CATHERINE. MULBERRY GROVE PLANTATION'S NAMESAKE IS SAID TO HAVE COME FROM JOHN CUTHBERT, WHO PLANTED MULBERRY TREES THERE FOR THE SILK INDUSTRY. JULY 8, 1856 |
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A period room with Victorian era deep jewel tones. Decorated
in deep jewel tones with chenille coverlet trimmed in handsome bullion fringe. Corner room with windows on two sides giving lots of light and wonderful treetop views. The room has a king sized mahogany period bed, Eastlake armoire, a full size sofa by the fireplace, writing desk, and marble washstand. Climb in your full size wingback chair - perfect for that favorite book! Savannah grey brick fireplace.
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Sophisticated in style
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For Southern Gentlemen
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A romantic retreat
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Elegant English
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Cool Evening Style
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