Amos Scudder

Amos Scudder (February 14, 1779 – June 13, 1856) was an American architect, builder and freemason. According to his biographer, Shelley Carroll, Scudder was "an aggressive, litigious entrepreneur who made financial success his business."

In 1830, Scudder was elected an alderman on the Savannah city council, a role in which he remained until 1839.

Phebe Scudder died on July 31, 1838, aged 58. She is buried in the cemetery of the Presbyterian Church in Westfield.

Selected notable works

Ann Hamilton House, Savannah – now the oldest building on the city's oldest square