Pirate's House

20 E Broad St, Savannah, GA 31401

Colonial Revival 70%
Victorian 50%

Pirate's House is a historic building known for its connection to maritime lore and the pirates of the 18th century. It has been a popular restaurant and tourist attraction in Savannah, Georgia, noted for its rustic charm and historical significance.

Architectural Styles

Colonial Revival

70%

The building features elements typical of Colonial Revival architecture, such as its symmetrical facade, use of historical materials, and traditional decorative motifs.

Symmetrical facade
Traditional wooden siding
Simple decorative elements
Slightly pitched roof

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Victorian

50%

Victorian influences are evident in the building's asymmetrical details and eclectic mix of materials and designs, common in the Victorian era.

Asymmetrical gables
Detailed woodwork
Varied window sizes
Decorative porches

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Notable Features

Historic significance related to piracy
Rustic wooden siding
Prominent use of flags
Traditional porch area

Historical Context

Built in the 18th century, Pirate's House served as a tavern for sailors and pirates. It holds a prominent place in Savannah's architectural history as it reflects the city's colonial past.