BACKSTORY: Reynolds Square was laid out on Abercorn Street in 1734 and named for John Reynolds, the first colonial governor of Georgia. The Habersham House, located at 23 Abercorn Street, was built in the Georgian style for James Habersham, Jr., in 1789, shortly after the American Revolution. Today it is known as a Daveland favorite restaurant, The Pink House (the fried pork chop is the stuff of legends!). The statue in the center of square is a tribute to the Reverend John Wesley, known as the "founder" of Methodism and one of the first rectors of Savannah's Christ Church. Also found on Reynolds Square are the Lucas Theatre and the Leroy Myers Cigar building.
