Savannah Specters

Ghostly Tales From America's Most Haunted City

GIFTS & APPAREL

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

Home

America's Most Haunted City

Savannah Georgia, lovingly called "A city built upon her dead", is the home of America's most haunted places, where paranormal activity is simply part of the norm. So rich are her tales of ghosts and strange happenings, that many a visitor to her sultry streets have often wondered whether the person they passed in the cemetery was alive--or dead. If dark tales of specters and hauntings intrigue you, if it's the paranormal that allures--you have come to the right place. For beneath her moss-draped oaks and cobbled streets lie nearly three centuries of secrets-- whispered to us by the dead.

SAVANNAH'S OWN VAMPIRE

Home
GIFTS & APPAREL
BOOKS & MEDIA
GHOST HUNTING GEAR
GHOST TOURS
PERPETUAL CARE: A SAVANNAH LOVE STORY

FAVORITE SPECTERS

Exorcism at The Hampton Lillibridge House

The quaint home at 507 East St. Julian Street was built in 1796 by Rhode Islander Hampton Lillibridge and is one of very few 18th century re...
The Hanging of Alice Riley

One of the first squares in Savannah, Wright Square was the hanging square. Permanent gallows once stood where tourists now tread. Gallows ...
Kehoe House: Savannah's Most Haunted Inn

When traveling to Savannah one must experience the local color, so to speak. Many of Savannah's gracious inns provide a taste of souther...
The Owens-Thomas House

Designed by a young and inspiring architect by the name of William Jay, the Owens-Thomas House on Oglethorpe Square was completed in 1819 fo...
The Candler Hospital

There is perhaps no building in Savannah that has witnessed as much misery and death, as the old Candler Hospital. Founded in 1808 as a sea...
Little Gracie Watson

Perhaps the most endearing of all ghost stories in Savannah Georgia is that of little Gracie Watson. An ambassador to Savannah both in life ...
A Colonial Ghost at The Olde Pink House

One of the few 18th century homes to survive the Great Fire of 1796, The Olde Pink House is perhaps Savannah’s most elegant restaurant. It ...
A City Built Upon Her Dead

Savannah Georgia is a city like no other, where the spirits of long departed mortals still linger in her sultry streets and moss-drenched ce...
The Planter's Inn

The Planter’s Inn, a charming 60 room boutique hotel, sits proudly on Savannah’s historic Reynold’s S...
The Marshall House Inn

Savannah is no stranger to tragedy, with large portions of its population wiped out by the Yellow Fever epidemics of the 19th century. T...

Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.