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Industrial Technical Services – About Us

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ITS was founded by Spencer Tyson in Savannah, GA in 1994. The company began in 1981 as an electrical, instrumentation and controls contractor, and in 1994 expanded to offer the variety of services we provide today. We saw a need in our industry for a contractor that can provide electrical, mechanical, and civil construction in-house and our clients have responded in agreement. Children’s Miracle Network. St Joseph’s / Candler Foundation. United Way of the Coastal Empire. YMCA of Coastal Georgia.

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Georgia Alliance of Preservation Commissions - Resources and Links

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Georgia Cities and Counties with Historic Preservation Ordinances. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. American Cultural Resources Association. National Alliance of Preservation Commissions. National Trust for Historic Preservation. National Register for Historic Places. Na tional Park Service. National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers. DOCOMOMO (Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites, and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement) Georgia. Athens Clarke Heritage Foundation.

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Commercial Restoration, Trinity ChurchThe House Doctor Savannah

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Savannah’s House Doctor. First African Baptist Church. Old is New at Klement House. Restoration of Trinity Church. Dean Stevens Family Kitchen. A Bootlegger’s Retreat. Carpentry and Custom Millwork. Brick Repair and Masonry. A Welcome from Charlie Angell. First African Baptist Church. Old is New at Klement House. Restoration of Trinity Church. Dean Stevens Family Kitchen. Carpentry and Custom Millwork. Brick Repair and Masonry. A Welcome from Charlie Angell. Restoration of Trinity Church.

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Garden Rental ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. Originally created by the Trustees Garden Club. As a bicentennial project and revamped in 1998 by renowned English landscape architect Penelope Hobhouse, the Davenport House garden today is a place of beauty and peaceful solitude in the heart of Savannah’s Landmark Historic District. It is a wonderful place to spend a few moments reflecting on the things you may have learned during your tour of the Museum. See our garden brochures side 1. Savanna...

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Kennedy Pharmacy ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. 323 E Broughton Street – directly behind the Davenport House Museum which is located at 324 E. State Street. To house the Davenport House Gift Shop/Orientation Area (first floor) and Offices (second floor). Davenport House Endowment Fund Directors. 1890 for Robert Kennedy, harbor master. 1999; Stabilized: Summer 2002; Rehabilitated: December 2007 August 2009, New construction (patio and storage shed) January 2010. Current Short Term Use:. Ideas a...

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Education ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. Throughout the year school groups and Scout troops visit the Museum. We welcome young people to experience Davenport House. The “Activities Packet” below can be used for pre- or post- visit information. These materials may also be used for families with curious children visiting the museum. The “Teachers Materials” can assist a teacher or chaperone in planning a visit to the museum. See Teacher’s Information in Planning a Visit to the DH.

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Join Us ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. Friends & Donors. Friends of Davenport House. The Davenport House Committee, staff, and volunteers invite you to join the museum through the Friends of the Davenport House Annual Giving Campaign. 1 Free admission to the Davenport House for up to 5 people. Discount in the Davenport House Museum Shop. 4 Acknowledgement of your stewardship in museum publications. 5 Invitations to social events and programs. 1 49 Brick Mason. 50 149 - Carpenter.

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To Tour ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. 10 am with the last tour beginning at 4 pm Monday through Saturday. 1 pm with the last tour beginning at 4 pm – Sunday. A guided tour taking approximately 30 to 40 minutes. Visit the garden and museum shop on your own. Dates the Davenport House closed at 1 pm:. Thanksgiving Eve, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Dates the Davenport House is closed. 9 adults, $5 children 6 to 17, children under 6 years free. 324 E State Street. Savannah, GA 31401.

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FAQ’s ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. What are the museum hours? Open: Monday – Saturday, 10 AM – 4 PM, Sunday 1 – 4 PM. Closed at 1 o’clock on: Day before Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, New Years Eve. Closed: New Year’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day. Where are you located? At the corner of Habersham and State Streets on Columbia Square. Please see our Directions under the. Heading for directions and a map. How old is the house? The house was completed circa 1820.

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Rentals ‹ Davenport House

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Friends & Donors. 2016 Lowcountry Boil and Oyster Sampler. The Davenport House Museum offers two venues for weddings, receptions, meetings and other special occasions. There is the Museum’s courtyard garden and the Kennedy Pharmacy which is restored late nineteenth century building. Both are special, exclusive places in historic downtown Savannah. A Davenport House venue offers celebrants a private setting in the midst of the Historic Landmark District. Read More. History of the Davenport House Garden.