Decorative ironworks, many of which are created by local foundries, are seen throughout Savannah's Landmark Historic District on railings, balconies and fences. The popularity of cast iron architectural embellishments blossomed during Savannah's early prosperous era before the beginning of the Civil War. Today, much of the original ironwork has been restored to its original beauty, adding to the visual elegance and mystique of this exquisite and historic Southern city.
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