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429 Bull Street
Monterey Square
Savannah, GA 31401
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+1 912 236 6352
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Neighborhood :
Historic District
http://www.mercerhouse.com/ - Mon to Sat from 10:30 AM to 03:40 PM,Sun from 12:30 PM to 04:00 PM
Built during the 18th century for General Hugh Mercer, great-grandfather of songwriter Johnny Mercer, The Mercer Williams House was bought and restored by Jim Williams in 1969. The place is also the setting of the classic-book and movie, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Each room of the house is filled with furnishings, paintings, antiques and Chinese porcelain collected by Williams. Recently opened to the public, the house tour is an excellent way to spend the afternoon and you can buy souvenirs at the Carriage. Ticket Price USD12.50.
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We must have had Alex as our tour guide too, because he was very informative, and was happy to answer any questions we had about the house, Jim Williams,...
This tour was awesome. Maybe we just lucked out and got the best tour guide ever, Alex, but we had a great time. He was more than happy to discuss the...
Only gets 2 stars because the antiques and artwork were nice. This house looks like it was once very beautiful....... First off, the tour guide only...
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“Finally, made it to the infamous Mercer House”
After reading the novel twice and viewing the movie numerous times, I finally got an opportunity to visit the famous Mercer House where the "in...
“We enjoyed our visit to Mercer House...”
After reading numerous reviews, we were concerned about visiting Mercer House, but found it a lovely experience. We had a wonderful informative...
“Our encounter at Mercer House”
My daughter and I visited the Mercer House for the first time in 2006. Of course we wanted to know about the shooting but the employees were qu...
“awful period.”
we paid $8 per person to tour the mercer house, because we are students, and having paid $4.50 less than the average tourist, we still feel rip...
“Overpriced with an inhospitable attitude”
We enjoyed every other attraction in Savannah(even those which were free) better than this house. We felt like semi-penned-in cattle trapped in...
“If you loved the book/ movie”
then go. if you didn't select another fine example of Savannah's beautiful homes and tour that. I loved the book/ film and am pleased we went o...
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