
Take a walk through time in Savannah, internationally acclaimed "most beautiful city," at a Deep South, Savannah pace.
Rest a spell on a bench in a square.
Hear stories of the people and ways of this unique place tucked way down here among the marshes and up against the Atlantic, under a canopy of live oaks dripping with Spanish moss.
Come alone or bring your children, parents, grandparents and friends. Every tour is planned by topic; but, always unique, according to your individual or group interests.
Click on the links above to find out more about each of the tours Ted leads and suggestions Ted offers for your visit to Savannah.
Ted Eldridge has been collecting, telling and writing stories most of his life. He has been an elementary school teacher and principal, university instructor, lawn maintenance worker, water meter reader, bank teller, ski bum and short order cook.
Savannah is not only his home; but, also, his hobby. Ted has led over 550 walking tours as a licensed guide in Savannah.
His three published books of short stories of Savannah give insights that could be written only by one who knows and cares about the beauty of this little corner of paradise and the unique character of her people, from the descendents of the founders - those fifth to seventh generation Savannahians - to the visitors with whom he shares his city each week.
Ted sings tenor in the Christ Church Episcopal Choir and Gregorian Chant Sunday evenings at Christ Church on Bull Street, the first church in Savannah, the Mother Church of Georgia, founded in 1733.
He continues to feel honored to sing with the "World-Famous Crabettes," one of Savannah's treasured institutions, as one of a few Jimmy-crabs among the multi-talented She-crabs.
Ted's books of Savannah stories, Dispatches From the Deep South, Savannah Style, and his newest, Intimate Savannah, are available by contacting the author or, when you are in Savannah, at E. Shaver, Bookseller, on Madison Square on Bull Street. (Scroll down for ordering information.)
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Click on the links above to read more about each of Ted's tours and suggestions he offers for your visit to Savannah.


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