• Chatham County Jail - The Old City Jail once housed 600 inmates, including areas for the criminally insane and violent, as well as an execution cell. It’s no surprise the art college abandoned the structure, leaving us to wonder how the private Christian school now occupying it is faring!
• Greene Square - Once the site of an old female orphanage where two bank robbers met their fate at the hands of a ghost! A cottage overlooks a somber scene where a teenage girl contemplates suicide but is comforted by a familiar ghost.
• Conrad Aiken Home - A childhood murder-suicide gave rise to one of the world’s most intriguing poets. Discussions cover Colonial Park Cemetery, Police Precinct One, and other related supernatural events that make these adjacent properties utterly fascinating.
• Calhoun Square - Now known as Taylor Square in honor of a famous nurse, it sits atop one of the original black burial grounds, built over as the city expanded. It is home to the famously haunted Espy House and 432 Abercorn.
• Colonial Park Cemetery - This renowned 1750s cemetery is the site of colonial hangings, mass graves, and chilling tales of yellow fever, along with significant historical and modern use by root doctors. You’ll hear about the Man in Blue apparition and more.
• Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum - It’s hard to believe that one of Savannah’s most haunted buildings, both from a family and organizational perspective, is the Gordon Home. It is one of the most documented haunted homes, with accounts dating back over 100 years.
• Hamilton-Turner House - Savannah’s first electrified home and one of the city’s most beautiful inns has a dark history, with numerous poltergeist accounts, an unsolved murder, and significant ties to “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.”
• Kehoe House, Historic Inns of Savannah - This former funeral home turned high-class inn has given more than one honeymooner a frightful stay, with some experiencing ominous occurrences.
• Davenport House Museum - From yellow fever victims to a legendary shape-shifting cat, this home is steeped in rootwork and other spiritual blemishes.
• The Old Sorrel Weed House Museum & Tours - This 1830s home was famously filmed by our company founder for the first episode of Ghosthunters ever filmed outside of their home state and remains one of Savannah’s most investigated properties.
• Wright Square - Wright Square gave rise to the expression “Savannah, the city built on its dead,” with an estimated 300 burials remaining beneath it. Historically, it marked the end of town as the fourth of the eventual 24 squares. In colonial times, it housed the city jail and hanging gallows, overlooking the early graveyard. This is where Irish sorceress Alice Riley was famously imprisoned and executed, with many early accounts of her spirit haunting homes and businesses on the square.
• 1790 Inn - This renowned bar and inn, named in 1790, burned in the great fire of 1820. Shortly after, Anna White ended her life here in a tragic, controlling marriage. Early developers in 1976 dealt with ongoing spirit phenomena, with famed demonologists The Warrens of Amityville investigating. While many hotels make dubious ghost claims, there’s no shortage of guests here leaving in the night and sharing their stories in the “guest register.”

• Download of America’s Most Haunted City - Savannah Documentary
• Guide

• Bottled water
• Guide Gratuity
• Bathrooms

With the spirit of Doctor Buzzard watching over our endeavor, This is a character-driven, selective, adults-only ghost tour that limits group size and age parameters to maximize your experience quality. Researched since 1990 with accolades ranging from recipients of America’s Most Haunted City Award to production work with Scariest Places On Earth, Ghosthunters, MTV’s Fear, Coast2CoastAM, and more. We’re authors, actors filmmakers, historians, and storytellers. We present original material experiences done in an entertaining, mature way by well-heeled professionals for like-minded adults. The tour was founded by the former Georgia Sectional Director for The American Institute of Parapsychology, and producer of the film, America’s Most Haunted City film, Shannon Scott.

• Not recommended for anyone with walking concerns.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.