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Telfair offers compelling expressions of visual culture, grasping three special buildings and three particular collections that bridge three centuries of craftsmanship and engineering. The exhibition hall creates mindfulness, understanding, and appreciation of the expressions and serves as a energetic social center interfacing individuals of all ages and foundations. Telfair is the most seasoned open craftsmanship exhibition hall within the South. The bequest of one visionary Savannahian, it was established in 1883 through the inheritance of conspicuous neighborhood humanitarian Mary, who cleared out her domestic and its decorations to the Georgia Verifiable Society to be opened as a exhibition hall. Nowadays, their Historical centers comprises of three interesting buildings: their Foundation and the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, two National Historic Landmark destinations built within the early 19th century, and the modern Jepson Center for the Expressions.