
Sorrel Weed House
Sitting right on Madison Square is one of Savannah’s most treasured historic houses. Though the city is abound with haunted houses, the old Sorrel Weed House is one of the crowd favorites.It’s made cameos in movies and television, from Forr ...
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The Haunts at Madison Square
During the Revolutionary War, two major battles were fought in Savannah. Both were equally bloody, and the area around what would become Madison Square saw heavy casualties. It’s even rumored that the area was the burial site for the dead soldiers ...
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Bradley’s Lock and Key
The building at 24 E. State Street is home to one of the oldest locksmith shops in the country. Bradley’s Lock and Key has been in business since 1883, and it’s been a cornerstone in Savannah ever since. The shop hasn’t changed much since it o ...
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The Olde Pink House
Today, the Olde Pink House is one of Savannah’s many taverns, but for over three hundred years, the bright pink mansion was known as the Habersham House. Sitting on Abercorn Street right on Reynolds Square, the house was built by the influential H ...
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The Old Harbor Inn Savannah
River Street is the place to be in Savannah. Shops, restaurants, and boutiques line the old cobblestone streets. But if we go back a few hundred years, we’ll see a very different scene. African slaves were shuffled into the stone tunnels to be sol ...
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Haunted Houses on Columbia Square
James Oglethorpe had a master plan for the city, the Oglethorpe Plan, which included a street grid, green spaces, and urban gardens. For the most part, city builders stuck with it, and today, Savannah owes some of its charm to the layout. The city h ...
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The Willink House
The Willink House is something of an outlier. It’s not a large extravagant mansion. There’s no ornate architecture. The small, white cottage looks more at home in Cape Cod than the Deep South. Yet, this cute little house packs some interesting s ...
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The Davenport House
The Davenport House is one of the most important sites in Savannah’s historic district. It was one of the first houses in the city to be restored and, at one time, served as the headquarters for the Historic Savannah Foundation.The house was ...
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Owens Thomas House & Slave Quarters
The Owens Thomas House on Oglethorpe Square is a microcosm of the history and core values of Savannah. From the English-inspired architecture to hosting a family of slave traders, nowhere else can you get a better picture of the two realities of wea ...
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The Andrew Low House
Copyright by US Ghost AdventuresThe Andrew Low House sits on 329 Abercorn St. and was built by Scottish immigrant Andrew Low in 1850. Andrew arrived from Scotland in the late 1820s and got to work as an apprentice for his uncle’s cotton factor ...
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