Colonial Park Cemetery

Savannah's oldest intact burial ground, final resting place of Button Gwinnett (signer of the Declaration of Independence, whose autograph is the rarest and most valuable of all signers).

📍 Savannah, GA📅 Est. 1896🏛️ Historic Cemetery / Park⚖️ Still Here

The Story

Savannah's oldest intact burial ground, final resting place of Button Gwinnett (signer of the Declaration of Independence, whose autograph is the rarest and most valuable of all signers). Legend says Union troops moved headstones during the Civil War. Now a peaceful park where locals walk dogs among 18th-century graves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Colonial Park Cemetery?
Colonial Park Cemetery is in Savannah, GA (200 Abercorn Street). Explore it on the When It Was interactive map of historic Savannah.
How old is Colonial Park Cemetery?
Colonial Park Cemetery dates to 1896, making it more than 130 years old.
Can you visit Colonial Park Cemetery?
Yes — the site still stands in Savannah, GA. Please respect private property where applicable.

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