"Savannah Squares, Portrait of Southern Society" will be presented by noted historian and professor, Chris Hendricks, at the Richmond Hill Museum on Thursday, February 4th at 7:00 PM in the Richmond Hill Museum. The program, sponsored by the Richmond Hill Historical Society, discusses how landscape reflects and shaped the lives of the people who have lived in this area for the past three centuries. Hendricks is always informative, exciting, and entertaining. He makes history come alive.
 
The event is open to all members of the Richmond Hill Historical Society and to the general public. Admission is free and donations are always appreciated. The Historical Society is a non-profit organization. Through your attendance of our events, memberships, and donations you help the Society to continue to act as steward of the Richmond Hill Museum.  Through your help we are able to keep the museum open to the public and protect and promote the history of Richmond Hill, Bryan County, and the Georgia Coast. If you have any questions or need directions please contact the Richmond Hill Museum at 912-756-3697. We look forward to seeing you on the 4th of February. Come learn about this areas rich history.

 

 

This month the RHCVB has finally entered the world of social networking.  If you haven't given one of the many social networking sites a try, I suggest starting out with Facebook or Twitter.  They are easy to use and have lots of people to connect with.  If you are already on Facebook you can become of fan of Visit Richmond Hill GA. On the fan page we will keep you up to date on events and start discussions on the goings on in our community. You can also check out some great photos of things to see and community events on our Flickr tab on the fan page.  We will have more about this new way to share in next month's newsletter.