Sampling the flavors of Savannah

Pin Point is the last black-owned waterfront property on the entire Georgia coast, an isolated Gullah/Geechee enclave once entirely self-sustaining.

The Heritage Museum, located in the old A.S. Varn & Son Oyster and Crab Factory, keeps the history of Pin Point alive.

Pin Point visitors learn not only about the former slaves who established it, but how generations of their ancestors carried forward in their wake, thriving off the marsh and the seafood they could harvest from it.

Forsyth Park is busy on a warm winter afternoon, live oaks shading the sidewalks.

The Historic Savannah Theatre.

Established in 1919, Leopold's Ice Cream is now a downtown staple.

Ice cream at Leopold's.

The servers at Leopold's.

Ice cream at Leopold's.