A Regency house on Oglethorpe Square shown together with its intact urban slave quarters.Owens-Thomas HouseHistoric Sites · SavannahPaid 4.5The house was finished in 1819 as a Regency building and includes a cast-iron balcony Lafayette spoke from. The tour covers the whole household, showing the main house and the surviving slave quarters behind the courtyard as one place. The slave quarters retain their original haint-blue ceiling. Dining nearbyCommon RestaurantAmerican · $$WalkableSavannah Seafood ShackSeafood · $$WalkableThe Olde Pink HouseAmerican · $$$WalkableToast! All DayAmerican · $$WalkableThe Collins QuarterBrunch · $$WalkableZunzibarSeafood · $$WalkableThings to do nearbyNoble Jones Tours – Historic Walking Tours of SavannahTours & Charters · PaidWalkableWitching Hour Savannah and Tybee – Paranormal ToursTours & Charters · PaidWalkableGhost Coast Paranormal ToursTours & Charters · PaidWalkableSavannah Historic District & River StreetHistoric Sites · FreeWalkableWhile you're hereSCAD Savannah Film FestivalFri, Oct 23 · FestivalsWalkableSouth Carolina Ballet – The NutcrackerSat, Nov 28 · Arts & Theater0.5 mi · ~2 min driveLakeviewTue, Nov 10 · Live Music0.6 mi · ~2 min drive← Back to Explore