Bay Street (Savannah, Georgia)

[1] It runs for about 3.65 miles (5.87 km) from Main Street in the west to General McIntosh Boulevard in the east.

The section passing through Savannah's downtown, between the Bay Street Viaduct in the west and General McIntosh Boulevard in the east, is around 1.2 miles (1.9 km) long.

This led to the closure of Bay Street to traffic around 11:15 pm out of concern for public safety.

Named for Josiah Penfield, it is believed to have stood in the Reynolds Ward section of Bay Street.

In January 1842, the church, "a splendid building", was described as being "cold and silent, with its closed-up doors unhallowed and untenanted".

175 West Bay Street, at Barnard Street
301 East Bay Street, at Lincoln Street , built for Edward Padelford in 1851
Looking west along Bay Street's northern sidewalk from the Lincoln Street Ramp at Emmet Park
Lowden Building, 214 West Bay Street
Savannah City Hall , viewed from Bull Street
United States Customhouse
225 East Bay Street, at Lincoln Street