Hamilton-Turner Inn

Inn in

Savannah, Georgia

Samuel Pugh Hamilton, a businessman and city alderman, built this house on Lafayette Square in 1873. Innkeeper Susie Ridder told South Magazine of a guest who heard children knocking at a door in the night, saying "Daddy let us in," when no children were staying.

The front of a white Second Empire mansion with iron balconies, red flags and a tall stoop behind an iron fence

330 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401

Part of Spookt's Guide to Haunted Savannah

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Ask for Room 402, because the inn says guests often ask about it for its reported stories.

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Sources (3)

Hamilton-Turner Inn

its history page and The Haunted History of Hamilton-Turner Inn (Room 402)

Ghostly Tales of Savannah

South Magazine · Andrea Gold, 2018 (Internet Archive copy)

The Morning News, January 10, 1899, p. 6

Georgia Historic Newspapers