Ghost tour in Savannah
Run by Genteel and Bard
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Genteel and Bard’s night walk through the lamp-lit historic district takes in haunted houses and old cemeteries, led by a guide the company bills as a historian and storyteller. It’s for ages 13 and up.
110 minFrom $35★ 4.8 · 1,763 reviews
Checked daily. Times and the meeting point are on Viator.
Places
Park
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."
House
Shipping merchant Francis Sorrel finished this house in 1840. Visit Savannah, the city's tourism bureau, says guests report cold spots, shadowy figures, and voices, especially in the basement and the old slave quarters.
Cemetery
Many of the people yellow fever killed in Savannah in 1820 were buried in Colonial Park. Local historian Ryan Dunn told WJCL, a Savannah TV station, that a recording made there at about 2 a.m. caught "a very clear response from a little girl" giving her name: "Kate."
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