Armstrong-Kessler Mansion

Built in 1919 by George Armstrong and designed by world renowned Beaux Arts architect, Henrik Wallin, the original Armstrong Mansion is the only Italian Renaissance Revival home in Savannah listed in the authoritative A Field Guide to American Houses. A registered National Landmark, the mansion has served many purposes. From a private residence, to the Armstrong Memorial Junior College and most recently home to a law firm, it has now come full circle as a residence for prominent art patron, entrepreneur, and luxury hotelier Richard C. Kessler.