Meet our Guides
Scott Siegel |
Scott is originally from the Northern, VA / DC area, and has been living in Savannah for 5 years now. He came south to attend The Savannah College of Art & Design where he majored in Film. Scott enjoys being a Tour Guide because he gets to meet people from all over the world and entertain them as well as introduce them to and share the wonderful history of Savannah.
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Bobby Davis |
Originally from Augusta, Georgia. Bobby fell in love with Savannah and moved here in 1986. Mortgage banker by trade. Bobby considers it am honor to show visitors around his beautiful hometown. He has written tours on Colonial Park Cemetery and the Cathedral at St. John the Baptist. Bobby has also accumulated over 600 miles giving walking tours in Savannah; his career abojective at America By Foot is to still be guiding tours in 2033 (Savannah's 300th anniversary) at age 79!
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Kristen Rourke |
Kristen is a junior Architectural History major at the Savannah College of Art and Design. History has always fascinated Kristen since she was very young, especially the history of art and architecture. She is currently doing research on the Davenport House in Savannah for an exhibit on the building's history as a tenement house. Kristen is also very fascinated with the paranormal, as most old houses have a history in both living and dead residents. She started working as a guide with America By Foot in April 2007 and is looking forward to many more nights of good storytelling.
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Gail Nicholson |
Born in Connecticut, Gail moved out west before calling Savannah her home. When she moved here in 1994 due to her husband’s job, she had no idea of the number of tourists visiting Savannah. After a dear aunt and uncle came to visit and was asked to show them Savannah, she thought what a wonderful opportunity to be paid to do something you love--showing others around the city. While licensed to drive trolleys, she believes seeing the city on foot is superior. She considers it a privilege to introduce you to Savannah. Once the sun sets, we can explore Savannah "after dark" looking for those orbs of light while listening to the stories of those that have lived here before yet still seem to have a presence in our city.
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Bonnie Terrell |
Bonnie has been a tour guide for two years and a Savannahian all her life. She loves her hometown and is proud to show it off to as many people as possible. She currently attends Armstrong Atlantic State University as a History major. Between classes and jobs, she also enjoys acting in local community theatre (with which she has been involved since she was nine years old).
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