Reynolds Square
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4.6 (424)A peaceful historic public square shaded by live oaks and Spanish moss, featuring a central statue of John Wesley.
Description
Designed in 1733 and originally named Lower New Square, this shaded public space sits on Abercorn Street between Congress and Bryan Streets. It takes its name from James Reynolds, a Georgia Royal Governor, and features a central statue dedicated to John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. Surrounding the square is historic architecture, including the Olde Pink House Restaurant and Tavern.
