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Destination Ghost Blog Series features ongoing collections of in-depth stories and historical deep dives, exploring Savannah, St. Augustine, and beyond through themed narratives that unfold over time.
Savannah
The Marshall House at 123 East Broughton Street in Savannah, Georgia, is a historic hotel opened by Mary Marshall in 1851 that served as a hospital during yellow fever epidemics and the Civil War.…
Savannah
Savannah is regularly called the most haunted city in America, and it has the tour industry to match. With more…
Destination Ghost Blog Series
Hidden beneath the ancient streets of Edinburgh lies The Banshee Labyrinth, a pub steeped in centuries of darkness, tragedy, and…
Savannah
Savannah does romance differently. On Valentine’s Day, its candlelit streets, moss-draped squares, and whispered histories set the stage for a…
Savannah
Savannah takes on a different kind of magic after dark. Lantern-lit streets, quiet squares, and centuries-old buildings create an atmosphere…
Destination Ghost Blog Series
Type “ghost tours” into a search bar and you’ll find an entire galaxy of opinions. Some think it’s a spooky…
Savannah
Savannah has a reputation. Ask anyone who has wandered beneath its moss-draped oaks at night and you will hear some…
Savannah
Savannah has long carried the reputation of being one of the most haunted cities in America. Visitors arrive with curiosity,…
St. Augustine
With centuries of colonial conflict, yellow fever outbreaks, and storied hauntings, St. Augustine is often called one of America’s most…
St. Augustine
Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine, Florida, is a Spanish fortress built between 1672 and 1695 and the oldest…
