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Secrets of Savannah's Historic District
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Left: Architectural Elements, a store located in a refurbished gas station along Whitaker Street, offers antiques ranging from gargoyles to wrought iron fencing.
Right: The new Downtown Design District features a number of hip, exciting stores.

Shop Till You Drop
Some of the most exciting shops can be found in the new Downtown Design District, on Whitaker Street between Charlton Lane and Gaston. No matter what else I have to do, I always make time for One Fish Two Fish ([912]447-4600) at the corner of Whitaker and Jones. Here Jennifer Beaufait Grayson offers an eclectic mix of painted furniture, vintage pieces, and collectibles.

Savannah Fine Linens ([912] 447-5885) dazzles with sumptuous sheets, duvet covers, and pillows, as well as table linens. Be sure to walk down the street to see the amazing finds at Architectural Elements ([912]844-1320).

For a more contemporary viewpoint, head to 24e. ([912] 233-2274) on Broughton Street. This lush store offers sleek, modern furniture and accessories. Nearby, The Paris Market & Brocante ([912] 232-1500) features all things French, from antiques to lavender soap.

For a peek at what the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) students are creating, stop at ShopSCAD ([912] 525-5180) on Bull Street. This unique store swells with cutting-edge paintings and photographs, as well as handmade jewelry and pottery. Book lovers must stop by independently owned E. Shaver, Bookseller ([912] 234-7257) just around the corner.

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