Savannah
Haunted Lafayette Square
Lafayette Square in Savannah, Georgia, is a historic public square laid out in 1837 and named for the Marquis de Lafayette, a French hero of the American Revolution. Its haunted reputation includes reports of…
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Historic Homes & Mansions
The Haunted Andrew Low House
The Andrew Low House at 329 Abercorn Street, overlooking Lafayette Square in Savannah, Georgia, is an 1849 mansion built for…
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The Gribble House Murders: Savannah’s Most Diabolical Crime and It’s Haunted Legacy
The Gribble House murders were a 1909 triple homicide at 401 West Perry Street in Savannah, Georgia, claiming the lives…
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Haunted Hearts: A Romantic Valentine’s Ghost Tour Through Savannah
Savannah does romance differently. On Valentine’s Day, its candlelit streets, moss-draped squares, and whispered histories set the stage for a…
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Who Put the Bones in the Walls?
The Foley House Inn in Savannah, Georgia, is associated with a story of human remains reportedly discovered inside a wall…
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Bradley Lock & Key: A Haunted Savannah Legacy
Bradley Lock & Key at 24 East State Street in Savannah, Georgia, is a family locksmith business founded by Simon…
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The Sixth Child: A True Savannah Haunting at 432 Abercorn
432 Abercorn Street is a historic Greek Revival home overlooking Taylor Square in Savannah, Georgia, known for legends of a…
Destination Ghost Blog Series
The Real Story Behind ‘The Most Haunted City’ Title
Savannah, Georgia wears its haunted reputation like a well-worn shroud—elegant, mysterious, and just a little tattered at the edges. But…
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Savannah Psychics: A Haunted History Through the Centuries
Long before Savannah was crowned America’s Most Haunted City, it was already something more mysterious — a place where the…
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Bark Side of the Moon River: Dog-Friendly Haunts of Savannah
Savannah, with its historic charm and Southern hospitality, is a haven for dog lovers looking to adventure alongside their four-legged…