William Bull was a notable politician, architect, botanist, and military officer in the Province of South Carolina. He is best remembered for his role as Lieutenant Governor and for his significant contributions to the founding of Savannah, Georgia. - AsNotedIn
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| 1734/03/29 | "View of Savannah" painting shows about 50 structures, all the same, basic single-story clapboard homes, 2416 feet in size with a loft above and a small yard in the back. Bull came from South Carolina to work as the city's first architect. | Architect | Oglethorpe Town, Sava | ||||
| 1742/00/00 | At some point, William Bull gives his son-in-law John Drayton a parcel of land in Charleston. | Benefactor | Drayton Town Home | Charleston, SC |
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