Explore Savannah's Paranormal History
Discover the Most Spine-Chilling Locations and Their Dark Stories
Explore the Paranormal
Discover the dark history and ghostly encounters at Savannah's most notorious haunted sites
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The fields around Savannah witnessed devastating battles that left thousands dead and their spirits still fighting.
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Colonial Park Cemetery holds centuries of Savannah's dead, many of whom continue to walk among the living.
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Beneath Savannah's streets lie forgotten tunnels where the spirits of those who traveled in darkness still wander.
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River Street's cobblestones echo with the phantom footsteps of maritime souls who never left the port.
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This 1818 theatre hosts eternal performances by actors who never left the stage, even after death.
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Beneath Savannah's streets and buildings lie forgotten burial grounds where restless spirits seek recognition.
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Bradley's Lock and Key shop harbors spirits of craftsmen whose expertise transcends death itself.
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The iron-fronted buildings of Factors Walk echo with the voices of merchants whose deals transcend death.
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Laurel Grove Cemetery's Victorian grandeur houses the restless souls of Savannah's most prominent families.
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Dive deeper into Savannah's haunted history with our organized collections of supernatural locations
This 1790 inn harbors the tragic spirit of Anna Powers who threw herself from Room 204, plus sailors, soldiers, and settlers who never left.
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This 1896 Victorian mansion harbors the tragic spirit of an opera singer who died in room 113, plus society ladies and Civil War soldiers who refuse to leave.
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This 1873 mansion harbors the spirits of the Hamilton children, a voodoo priestess, and Civil War era ghosts in the house that inspired literary legend.
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This 1892 mansion harbors the tragic spirits of twin children who died in a yellow fever epidemic, plus their grief-stricken parents who never recovered from the loss.
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This 1851 hotel served as a hospital during yellow fever epidemics and Civil War, leaving behind the spirits of countless patients who never recovered.
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This 1892 warehouse-turned-hotel harbors the spirits of pirates who once controlled the Savannah River, plus sailors and dock workers who died in its shadows.
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This Greek Revival mansion holds the spirits of the Whitman family, whose multiple tragic deaths within these walls created a supernatural legacy that spans generations.
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This notorious Savannah house has driven families to madness, caused exorcisms to fail, and earned its reputation as the most terrifyingly haunted residence in America.
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This Italianate mansion houses the romantic ghosts of Andrew and Sarah Low, whose deep love transcended death and created one of Savannah's most touching hauntings.
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This National Historic Landmark houses the restless spirits of the Davenport family and servants, creating one of Savannah's most historically significant hauntings.
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This colonial house's 1963 relocation disturbed something ancient and malevolent, transforming a quiet historic home into a supernatural battleground.
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The birthplace of Girl Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low houses the benevolent spirit of 'Daisy' herself, along with generations of the Gordon family who remain devoted to their historic home.
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This 1821 hotel-turned-brewery harbors spirits from yellow fever victims, Civil War soldiers, and mysterious entities who still roam the halls and basement.
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This 1771 pink Georgian mansion harbors spirits from Revolutionary War heroes, British loyalists, and enslaved souls who continue their eternal service in one of Savannah's most sophisticated restaurants.
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This 1753 pirates' tavern harbors the spirits of Blackbeard's crew, shanghaied sailors, and murderous buccaneers who inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.
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This traditional British pub harbors spirits from colonial Georgia's British settlers, Revolutionary War loyalists, and mysterious entities who maintain eternal pub traditions in Savannah's most haunted tavern.
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This colonial tavern, birthplace of Georgia's Revolutionary movement, harbors the spirits of founding fathers, patriot conspirators, and liberty fighters who still gather to plan America's independence.
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This beautiful square harbors the restless spirits of children who once attended school here and victims of devastating epidemics, creating one of Savannah's most poignant hauntings.
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This historic square served as Savannah's center of justice and punishment, where public hangings and duels created a spiritual crossroads for souls seeking redemption or revenge.
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Named for the Marquis de Lafayette, this historic square harbors the restless spirits of Revolutionary War heroes and victims, creating Savannah's most patriotically charged haunting.
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Home to the monument honoring Sergeant William Jasper, this historic square harbors the spirits of Revolutionary War heroes who died defending Savannah's freedom and honor.
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Savannah's oldest square harbors the ancient spirit of Yamacraw Chief Tomochichi alongside the ghosts of public executions and colonial tragedies, creating the city's most spiritually diverse haunting.
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