The Savannah inspiration for this Sweet Bottom home was built in 1842 for Anne Pittman. Although this Federal-style frame house was built during the Antebellum era (1800-1865), its design relates directly to detailing, scale and proportion of neighboring Federal houses built in the Colonial era (1607-1800). The Washington Square location of this home lies between the Trustee's Garden and the business district and includes a mixture of frame and brick structures with frame-type dominating. The Sweet Bottom house employs quoins on the front corners, adding a feeling of strength.

St. Anne's Court - Savannah

Era: Antebellum
Style: Federal (1760-1830)

3848 St. Anne’s Court

504 East St. Julian Street, Savannah (1842)