News and Events White Paper: Preserving Mulberry Grove for Future Generations The Mulberry Grove Foundation retained a consultant to research and prepare a white paper on the future project plans for Mulberry Grove. The white paper will include background information, issues and facts about the project, recommended solutions, cost estimates, suggested timelines, action steps, and reference materials. [download PDF] Looking for a Win-Win September 1, 2005 - Wade Waters, chairman of the Mulberry Grove Foundation, has described it as "the single most historic undeveloped site in America today." David Schaller, Georgia Ports Authority's deputy executive director, called it "an asset of the state that should be utilized...[link] SEDA Announces Acquisition, Development and Preservation at Oak Grove Plantation January 7, 2005 - At the Savannah Economic Development Authority’s annual meeting today, SEDA President Rick Winger announced the Authority’s purchase of Oak Grove Plantation, and a win-win situation for development and preservation alike. [link] Savannah Economic Development Authority Buys historic Oak Grove Plantation Authority plans to preserve a portion of the historic property that was part of the Mulberry/Drakies tract. January 7, 2005 - Savannah Economic Development Authority president Rick Winger announced Friday that the authority has purchased historic Oak Grove Plantation in west Chatham County, a move he characterized as a win-win for both development and preservation interests. [link] SCAD Students Go 'Round the Mulberry Grove February 6, 2004 - On a cold, wet day in January, Curtis McKenzie, an architecture professor at SCAD, stood with his Architecture Design Studio V students on a high bluff situated seven miles upriver from Savannah on the historic Mulberry Grove Plantation... [link] Mulberry Grove: Historic and Ecological Treasure September 2002 - Miles of rutted dirt road through the woodlands north of here end at a grassy bluff with a panoramic view of broad bends in the Savannah River, its water silvery-blue and glassy smooth on a warm, sunny February morning. [link]