Wild Heron

Wild Heron is a plantation house in Georgia built in the colonial style of the 18th century. The building retains its original structure and many architectural features from its time of construction on an expansive property.

Francis Henry Harris acquired the land in the 1750s and established a working plantation on the property. The estate remained under family ownership for more than two centuries, becoming an important agricultural center in the region.

The house shows how people lived and organized their daily routines during the colonial era through its room layouts and details. You can see how the building reflects the social roles and work patterns of that time.

You can view the building and its surroundings to understand the historical setting and colonial design. It is helpful to check local information beforehand, as access and visiting conditions may vary depending on the season and property status.

This building is one of the oldest surviving structures of its kind in the Savannah area, dating back to the 1750s. Much of its original structure and many details remain intact, making it a rare example of colonial-era craftsmanship.