The story
Former home of Archibald Bulloch, Georgia's first president (1776-77) and great-great-grandfather of Theodore Roosevelt. Bulloch died under mysterious circumstances in 1777, possibly poisoned by Loyalists. The house was demolished in the 19th century. Roosevelt visited Savannah to see his ancestor's city.
Everything that was here
- 1758–1900
Archibald Bulloch Househistoric home
Former home of Archibald Bulloch, Georgia's first president (1776-77) and great-great-grandfather of Theodore Roosevelt. Bulloch died under mysterious circumstances in 1777, possibly poisoned by Loyalists. The house…
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Archibald Bulloch ResidencePrivate Residence
Home of Archibald Bulloch, Georgia's first president (governor) after independence from Britain. Bulloch was a leader of the Patriot cause in Savannah and died mysteriously in 1777 — possibly poisoned by Loyalists.…
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Nearby history
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SCAD Museum of Art
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