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DESCRIPTION:Greene Square is a great spot to sit on a bench in the park or 
 bring a blanket for a picnic.\n\nThis neighborhood square\, established in
  1799\, honors General Nathanael Greene\, an American Revolutionary War he
 ro. General Greene served as second in command to George Washington. After
  the war he lived about 15 miles outside of Savannah in his &ldquo\;Mulber
 ry Grove&rdquo\; estate. There is also a monument in honor of General Gree
 ne in Johnson Square.\n\nIn the 19th century Green Square was the central 
 hub for the African-American community. Several prominent buildings surrou
 nded the square. This includes the Cunningham House\, built on the northwe
 st corner in 1810 by Henry Cunningham\, a former slave and founding pastor
  of the Second African Baptist Church. - From www.savannah.com\n
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SUMMARY:22 Square - Green Square 
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 Karma\, serif\; font-weight: 500\; line-height: 1.2\; margin: 0px 0px 20px
 \; overflow-wrap: break-word\; font-size: 3rem\; background-color: rgb(255
 \, 255\, 255)\;">Greene Square is a great spot to&nbsp\;sit on a bench in 
 the park or bring a blanket for a picnic.</h2>\n\n<p style="box-sizing: in
 herit\; margin: 0px 0px 20px\; padding: 0px\; overflow-wrap: break-word\; 
 color: rgb(51\, 51\, 51)\; font-family: Poppins\, sans-serif\; font-size: 
 20px\; background-color: rgb(255\, 255\, 255)\;">This neighborhood square\
 , established in 1799\, honors General Nathanael Greene\, an American Revo
 lutionary War hero. General Greene served as second in command to George W
 ashington. After the war he lived about 15 miles outside of Savannah in hi
 s &ldquo\;Mulberry Grove&rdquo\; estate. There is also a monument in honor
  of General Greene in&nbsp\;<a class="track-click" href="https://www.savan
 nah.com/johnson-square/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="box-sizing: inhe
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 rgin: 0px 0px 20px\; padding: 0px\; overflow-wrap: break-word\; color: rgb
 (51\, 51\, 51)\; font-family: Poppins\, sans-serif\; font-size: 20px\; bac
 kground-color: rgb(255\, 255\, 255)\;">In the 19<span style="box-sizing: i
 nherit\; font-size: 15px\; line-height: 0\; position: relative\; vertical-
 align: baseline\; top: -0.5em\;">th</span>&nbsp\;century Green Square was 
 the central hub for the African-American community. Several prominent buil
 dings surrounded the square. This includes the Cunningham House\, built on
  the northwest corner in 1810 by Henry Cunningham\, a former slave and fou
 nding pastor of the&nbsp\;<a class="track-click" href="https://www.faceboo
 k.com/2ABCon123/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="box-sizing: inherit\; b
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 : rgb(0\, 0\, 0)\; text-decoration-line: none\; cursor: pointer\; box-shad
 ow: rgb(253\, 64\, 58) 0px -2px 0px inset\; line-height: 1.2\;" target="_b
 lank">Second African Baptist Church</a>. - From www.savannah.com</p>\n
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