Savannah Wildsam Field Guide

From the town squares of the famous Historic District to its salty, untamed coastal edges, Wildsam Savannah is a time capsule mixing the city’s deep history and vibrant present. Inside this guide exploring one of America’s most fascinating Southern cities, you’ll find stories about Gullah/Geechee culture, motorcycle riding, lemon meringue pie, oyster farming, and the secrets behind Savannah’s ageless allure from local voices.

• Illustrated maps of the city's famed squares, historic details, and cemeteries
• Essential intel on Savannah's art and design community, Gullah/Geechee culture, antique hunting, and courtyard garden snooping
• How Juliette Gordon-Low founded the Girl Scouts, the city's Civil Rights Movement milestones, pirate kidnapping accounts, and one particularly haunted house
• Expert picks for soul food, dive bars, vintage shops, farm stands, and bookshops
• Original essays by Taylor Brown, Harrison Scott Key and Emily Testa LeMaster
• The best ways to experience hidden beaches and the natural beauty of the coast and marshes
• Excerpted writing by Savannah-born authors James Alan McPherson and Flannery O'Connor
• Interviews with sea change chef Mashama Bailey, Savannah Bee Company founder Ted Dennard, deep-sea fishing captain Judy Helmey, and acclaimed baker Cheryl Day