Photos taken around 2010, on a now obsolete camera.
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Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: alley, alternative, art, art gallery, art museum, bench, building, collection, creative, design, display, historic, historic building, historic square, iron gate, manequin, odd, pick up truck, planters, potted plants, sidewalk, store window, texas, truck, tx, wall art, Waxahachie
Madison Square dates back to 1839, and features a bronze monument of Sergeant William Jasper, an American Revolutionary War soldier. St. John’s Episcopal Church (est. 1853) is also located within the square. The historic square is known to have hosted guests like General William Sherman and Robert E. Lee, and is even reported to be haunted. I call shenanigans on the ghosts. Instead you’ll find many nice restaurants and shops nearby, including the amazing Savannah College of Art and Design […]
Categories: Georgia, Savannah • Tags: bronze monument, Georgia, haunted, historic, historic square, madison square, revolutionary war, Savannah, savannah college of art and design, sergeant william jasper, st. john’s episcopal church town square
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