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This is one of the 22 lovely squares in the Savannah historic district. Named for President James Madison it features an impressive statue commemorating the heroism of colonial soldier Sergeant William Jasper. Be sure to read the informative historical plaques in this square.
We loved going here. We felt like time just stopped and everything was more relaxing. Savannah is a top choice for me after visiting several spots, this one included.
This square is located right next to the bookstore we visited so we wandered over to look at the monument of Sargent Jasper. There are historic homes around the square as well, and there are several different types of tours available to see them. If...More
this is just one of the many small parks in Savannah. The Jasper Monument is located in the center of Madison Square and stands over fifteen feet tall. It is certainly worth seeing.
The square is the home of the Green-Meldrim House, St. John’s Episcopal Church, and the Sorrell-Weed House, where Robert E. Lee dined -- and is one of the most haunted homes in America. As we did a tour at the Sorrel-Weed we spent time learning...More
Madison Square, in the heart of downtown Savannah, offered a completely different atmosphere from the others in that there was a fellow playing the bagpipes at the foot of the monument in the center of the square.
Each city square in Savannah provides a little history lesson. The beauty of each square is unique to each one
Lots of shade, birds, and benches to sit on! Enjoy! Bring a few snacks, a bottle of water, and enjoy!
This square is another beautiful example of all the squares in the Historic district. They are all worth the visit.
We enjoyed walking through Madison square every day heading to the waterfront. This square also has a statue dominating its center as do the other small parks surrounding it.
