
A national landmark built in 1771 the Pink House is a stately Georgian Mansion facing Reyolds Square. Built on land granted by the crown of England, this wealthy planter's home held many secret meetings which helped to secure the independence of the 13 colonies from England. It was also here that General Sherman presented the city of Savannah as a Christmas gift to President Lincoln.
In 1992 it was turned into a restaurant. But the ghosts of the past walk freely around the old house--just about every staff member has had an encounter with one of the many ghosts still living in the house.
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