The ghostly spirits of Savannah's past linger in the gorgeous squares, the stunning homes and tree lined streets of this lush Southern city.
Stories of hauntings abound. There are ghostly children, forlorn ladies and murderous ones, as well.
There are beautiful old houses and buildings that may have more ghosts than residents.
Savannah is home to Alice Riley, an indentured servant who murdered her master in 1734, Wesley Espy, who was a victim of a murderous attack, Matilda Sorrel and her servant, Molly. There is Ann, at the 1790s Inn and of course the Kehoe family ghosts. Spooky children hang out in the Marshall Houe, the Isaiah Davenport House and the Hamilton Turner Inn.
Savannah has Civil War ghosts and some from the Revolutionary War,as well. There are ghosts who interact with you and others that are simply echoes in time, reenacting occurences from their past.
Come join Mad Cat Tours and find out about this city's chilling past.
The Ghosts of Savannah Tour is limited to to twenty people to enhance our guests' experience. Our guides are professionals. This is not a second job for them. Questions are encouraged and our guides are well versed in history and folklore.
Stories of hauntings abound. There are ghostly children, forlorn ladies and murderous ones, as well.
There are beautiful old houses and buildings that may have more ghosts than residents.
Savannah is home to Alice Riley, an indentured servant who murdered her master in 1734, Wesley Espy, who was a victim of a murderous attack, Matilda Sorrel and her servant, Molly. There is Ann, at the 1790s Inn and of course the Kehoe family ghosts. Spooky children hang out in the Marshall Houe, the Isaiah Davenport House and the Hamilton Turner Inn.
Savannah has Civil War ghosts and some from the Revolutionary War,as well. There are ghosts who interact with you and others that are simply echoes in time, reenacting occurences from their past.
Come join Mad Cat Tours and find out about this city's chilling past.
The Ghosts of Savannah Tour is limited to to twenty people to enhance our guests' experience. Our guides are professionals. This is not a second job for them. Questions are encouraged and our guides are well versed in history and folklore.
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