After Sunday Brunch we drove outside of Savanna to the Wormslow Plantation Ruins. This plantation was build by Nobel Jones in the early 1740's. He was one of the original colonists who arrived in Georgia from England 1733. The original buldings are long gone other than the foundations. The entrance into the plantation is lined with more than 400 live oak trees. The buildings built in 1828 are still occupied by descendents of Nobel Jones
Monday, May 31, 2010
Wormslow Plantation Sunday May 30th
After Sunday Brunch we drove outside of Savanna to the Wormslow Plantation Ruins. This plantation was build by Nobel Jones in the early 1740's. He was one of the original colonists who arrived in Georgia from England 1733. The original buldings are long gone other than the foundations. The entrance into the plantation is lined with more than 400 live oak trees. The buildings built in 1828 are still occupied by descendents of Nobel Jones
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