The story
The $375 million adaptive reuse of the 1912 power station into a luxury hotel, dining, and entertainment complex. Features the original Art Deco turbine hall, a rooftop bar, and river views. One of the most ambitious historic preservation projects in Georgia.
Everything that was here
- 2020–present · still open
Plant Riverside Districtentertainment district
The $375 million adaptive reuse of the 1912 power station into a luxury hotel, dining, and entertainment complex. Features the original Art Deco turbine hall, a rooftop bar, and river views. One of the most ambitious…
See the map in 2021 → - 1912–2000
Savannah Electric and Power Plantentertainment district
Art Deco power plant built in 1912 that provided electricity to Savannah for most of the 20th century. One of the finest examples of industrial Art Deco architecture in the South.
See the map in 1913 → - 1853–1912
Savannah Gas Light CompanyUtility
The site originally housed Savannah's gas works, which provided gas lighting to the city's streets and homes in the mid-19th century.
See the map in 1854 →
Connected places
Talmadge Memorial Bridge (Current)
Port of Savannah / Georgia Ports Authority
Rousakis Riverfront Plaza
Factors Walk
Savannah Cotton Exchange
River Street Cotton Warehouses
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Nearby history
Mata Hari's Speakeasy
Club One
First African Baptist Church
Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum
Congress Street Up Speakeasy
River Street Cotton Warehouses
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