Spookt

Wright Square

in

Savannah, Georgia

When Tomochichi, the Yamacraw leader who helped Savannah's first colonists, died in 1739, he was given a British military funeral and buried in what is now Wright Square. Guide Enocha Edenfield told WSAV, a Savannah TV station, that the square "just has a heaviness to it that you don't feel in some of the other squares."

Live oaks over a square with a large boulder on the left and a tall stone monument among red flowers

Bull Street, Between West State and West York Streets

Part of Spookt's Guide to Haunted Savannah

Visit

Visiting Wright Square

  • How to visit: Open to the public: a city square, open at all hours.

Tours

Ghost Tours That Stop Here

Spooky Savannah Haunted Bar Crawl

by Spooky Savannah Ghost Tours

105–120 minFrom $34.70★ 4.7 · 1,016 reviews

Adults Only (21+) Pub Crawl Walking

A bawdy, 21-and-over crawl through Savannah’s haunted bars and taverns, mixing ghost stories, history, and drink specials. see tour

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Sources (2)

Tomochichi

New Georgia Encyclopedia · Julie Anne Sweet

5 spooky stories of downtown Savannah