Marist Place
32°04′21″N 81°05′32″W / 32.07252°N 81.09210°W / 32.07252; -81.09210 
Marist Place is the former location of a school building at today's 123 East Charlton Street in Savannah, Georgia, United States, in the southwest tything of Lafayette Square. It was located in what became Savannah's Historic District.
The building was home to the Marist School for Boys between 1919 and 1939.[1]
A plaque on the building, erected June 9, 1989, by Colonel Joseph B. Bergen, Class of 1939,[1] reads:
The site of Marist School for Boys, 1919–1939, Grammar School Operated by Marist Brothers of the Schools: Last graduating class, June 9, 1939, Rev. Brother Eugene Bergeron, F.M.S., teacher; Reverend Brother Nicholas Whiteside, F.M.S., principal; Rev. Monsignor T. James McNamara, pastor, and Most Reverend Archbishop Gerald P. O’Hara, D.D., J.U.D., Bishop of Savannah-Atlanta.[1]
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The building on the site today -
Plaque
References
- ^ a b c "When the Marists left Savannah" - Southern Cross, Diocese of Savannah
External links
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Marist Place (Savannah).
- Marist Place - Historical Marker Database
- View of the rear of the property from East Charlton Lane, Google Street View
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