Best post office I've been to in a few years. I'm biased bc I don't go to post offices frequently…read more That being said: I walked right in no line was greeted with a smile. I had my package quickly runs up and I was gone. Short and sweet. It was the way all post offices should be.

I had to stop by the Chatham County Tag Office today to update my vehicle title, and honestly it…read morewas one of the most pleasant government office experiences I've had. From the moment I walked in, everything felt organized and efficient. The clerk who helped me was incredibly kind, patient, and genuinely helpful. She walked me through the process, answered my questions without making me feel rushed, and made what could have been a stressful errand surprisingly easy. It's not every day you leave a tag office in a good mood, but the customer service here really made the difference. Big shoutout to the staff for being so welcoming and professional. If you need anything title or tag related in Savannah, this office made the process smooth and painless.

The reviews were true and I was highly surprised but definitely content with the outcome…read more Upon walking in you go through a line and they clarify why you're there and if you have the right documents (that saves a lot of time). I got my number and waited only for a little even though they were busy. I was literally in and out of the DMV in 15 minutes and never in life has that happened to me.

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE. Went in July 31st requesting new title for vehicle, paid for it and was told…read morei would receive it in the mail in 2 weeks MAX!!!! It has been over a month and i have called multiple times and still no answer or call back!

The Bryan County Administrative Complex (BCAC) is located on Captain Matthew Freeman Drive, right…read moreafter the Shell gas station, off of the roundabout on GA Hwy 144. I go to BCAC to drop off the payment for the water bill. Pre-COVID-19, I used to go to the second floor and drop it off at the office where a clerk would stamp and date the bill upon receipt. Due to the pandemic, I have been using the drop box option where I don't even need have to get out of my car. The drop box is located at the foot of the median facing the building when you drive in. The building has quite a nice interior. The directory is located in the vestibule, as well as an Official US flag disposal box. The building has two floors and there are offices on both floors with two beautiful staircases on either side. The different services/departments that can be found at BCAC include: - Main Floor - Tax Commissioner Department of Division of Aging Services Environmental Health & Animal Control Public Health - Second Floor - Engineering and Planning & Zoning County Administrator Commissioners' Meeting Room Tax Assessor Clerk of Court Magistrate & Probate Court There is also a nice art exhibit throughout the building which I'm sure includes works by local artists which I think is such a great use of the space! The building is always pristine and very peaceful. I have seen the building used as a voting site as well. Parking can be found in front or back of building. Usually, I don't ever need to go to the back of the building for parking because there's always a spot in front, but there is a really nice firefighter memorial in the back. Stay safe, Friends!

My favorite of the two coastal forts we visited on our trip…read more Fort Pulaski is in fine condition minus the damaged walls in certain locations where signs of battle are still visible. The ranger talk was particularly animated and informational. Fascinating that this was Robert E. Lee's first post after graduating from West Point as an assistant engineer, but he left before completion of this Third System fort. He returned as General Lee in 1860 and proclaimed, "Colonel, they will make it very warm for you with shells from that point but they cannot breach at that distance." But, due a new type of rifled cannon, it took only 30 hours for Confederate soldiers to surrender the fort. For the remainder of the war it primarily served as a staging post for soldiers entering and leaving the war as well as a jail. The location on Cockspur Island is rugged beautiful and you can look north towards Hilton Head Island. it is surrounded by a moat and there are many displays in the interior of the fort and you can walk all around the upper parapet to get lovely views of the area. There are several stairways to reach the upper level, but keep children in hand since there are no railings on the top (inside). As an aside, I had never heard of Casimir Pulaski, but he is the father of the American cavalry and everyone in Illinois is well acquainted because they honor him with a school holiday. To quote Lin Manuel Miranda, "Immigrants, they get the job done." There were many human touches still part of the fort, from hand and foot prints in the bricks to graffiti left by soldiers who lived here. Definitely a great spot to visit just outside of Savannah.

Loved our trip to see the fort! It was my favorite experience (apart from the beach) during our…read moretime down at Tybee! If you have any interest in history, go see it! In their visitor center, they have a film that goes through the history of the fort. In the fort they have a gift stop and you can walk through the whole fort at your own leisure. They have tours that occur throughout the day if you'd like a more in depth walk through of the fort. They have walking trails as well. Overall, 10/10.

I really liked this statue, even though this story is amazingly sad. Luckily it was a stop on our…read moretrolley. We actually got off the trolley at one end of River Street and walked all the way to this end (which is about where this is). I would highly recommend stopping by and reading about this amazing story.

We smoked a nice cigar by the statue. It's right on the water. Such a sad story, she waited too…read morelong for that guy!

We made a short Uber pitstop here on our final day in Savannah. This was about a 15-20 min Uber…read moredrive from downtown, so it wasn't too difficult to get an Uber here (or to get one to come pick us up). There isn't much to the fort. It's pretty easy to see in maybe a half hour or so. Everyone hangs around for the rifle target practice, that's the most fun. There's also the cannon show which coincides with the arrival of one of the riverboat cruises. Cool history lesson learned here and worth the Uber to get here.

My husband is a history lover so this was a must see. We got there as soon as it opened and the…read morelady inside was helpful and kind. We got inside the fort and it was flooded some. It was a bit soupy to walk around but they are close to the water so it happens. The gentleman doing the presentations on the rifle and cannon was very informative. He knew his stuff! He answered all the questions that were thrown at him. Very cool to see. Parking: Free parking on site in a lot Restrooms: There are some by the visitors center and some in the fort.

Great spot to visit that I somehow overlooked on my first couple of visits to Daufuskie -- highly…read morerecommend that all visitors check out the museum and store-- great selection of gifts and souvenirs, as well as a nice selection of local craft beers, gourmet barbecue sauces, wines, books on the local history, etc.

Surprisingly rude and void of hospitality. As we walked in, overheard the owner having a…read moreconversation with someone. We received a curt greeting and overheard her say "probably tourists..as if I had to guess". Had no interest in helping or answering questions whatsoever. There are nicer people on the island that care about sharing the unique history...would NOT recommend coming here.

I recently visited during the NOGs Tour of Hidden Gardens and was reminded what a lovely home this…read moreis! Truly one of my favorite homes to tour in Savannah. Wonderful history and they do a fabulous job. I also love that they are a part of the Coastal Heritage Society. I often get the annual pass to visit this home as well as other Savannah sites.

I visited this historic home after seeing a couple of the rooms featured in the movie Bride Hard…read more Once I was there to experience the well preserved beauty of the home it was easy to see why it was chosen as a film location. My tour guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the house and even other movies filmed there. The tour started in the basement with stories about slave workers. The tour ends in the upstairs bedroom, learning about about Alida "Harper" Fowlkes. It you are interest in historic homes, definitely check out the Harper-Fowlkes House if you are in Savannah.