The Davenport House Museum preserves and interprets an American Federal-style house built by master builder Isaiah Davenport between 1820-1827. Its mission is to educate and inspire visitors about the lived experiences of all who resided there, both free and enslaved, and to recognize the house's role in founding the Historic Savannah Foundation. The museum offers guided tours that explore the meticulously restored rooms, providing insights into 1820s domestic life, architecture, and the social history of Savannah. It also hosts various educational programs and events, and its courtyard garden serves as a community space.
