The image is a photograph of a historical marker in Forsyth Park. The marker is rectangular in shape and is made of dark wood. It is mounted on a black metal pole and is surrounded by trees and bushes.

The marker has a circular emblem on the top left corner that reads "Forsyth Park" in white lettering. Below the emblem, there is a description of the park's history, which states that in the 1840s, William Brown Hodgson (1801-1871) conceived the idea of setting aside ten acres of wooded land at this site for development of Savannah's first recreational park. It was named for the former Georgia Governor John Forsyth, who was the first president of the United States. The park was built in 1854 and was a popular tourist attraction in the early 20th century.