• Colonial Park Cemetery - Savannah’s last remaining Colonial Period Cemetery above ground. Discover how Sherman’s Troops nearly destroyed this historic site. Learn about yellow fever epidemics and large pit graves. Hear tales of famous duels, ill-fated romances, and tragic life endings. Uncover stories of people who were buried alive. You’ll even hear about a time when children played here. Caution: watch your step; you’re walking on the dead!
• Cathedral of St. John the Baptist - Explore one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in America. Every St. Patrick’s Day begins with a mass at the Cathedral.
• Hamilton-Turner House - Uncover the connection between this home and the book “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.” Learn the poignant story of accidental deaths and murder, and the spirits that haunt this house to this day.
• Madison Square - Delve into the history of the Siege of Savannah and Sergeant William Jasper’s heroic acts. Discover what General Sherman did while staying at the Green Meldrim House in 1864. Learn about the tragic fates of the three wives of Francis Sorrell. Hear stories of suicides, hangings, and voodoo, all occurring in the Sorrell-Weed House.
• The Original Pinkie Masters - Discover the unique friendship between former President Jimmy Carter and Pinkie Master, the owner and founder of this iconic dive bar. Pinkie’s is renowned as one of the best dive bars in America. Every true Savannian starts St. Patrick’s Day with a Bloody Mary in the morning at this bar.
• Chippewa Square - Learn how Savannah earned the nickname “The City Built Upon The Dead.” Discover how paranormal experiences were shaped by the frequent fires, murders, suicides, and wars that surround Savannah’s history. Learn about ghosts and orbs. Hear stories of bodies buried in the wall of a local B&B and of the oldest and one of the most haunted theaters in America.
• McDonough’s Restaurant & Lounge - Billy Lee operated this Savannah landmark for 40 years. Since 1850, the building has served as a bar, restaurant, grocery store, and a hospital for the Southern Army during the Civil War. Imagine the horrors that took place with dying men and blood everywhere. Learn about the grocer who was very unhappy. Even Billy got scared once he started living in the apartment he built for himself on the 3rd floor.

• Trained certified tour guide

• Alcoholic beverages

Join an evening stroll with one of our knowledgeable tour guides. As we explore the Squares and Streets of the Historic District with a drink in hand, we travel from bar to bar, listening to captivating tales of ghosts and intriguing historic stories that bring the past to life. Discover why Savannah is famously known as the City built upon the dead! You’ll hear fascinating stories from Savannah’s early days, including fires, murders, suicides, plagues, and the wars (The Revolutionary War and Civil War) that have shaped its haunted history. Listen to tales of ghosts, exorcisms, voodoo ceremonies, people buried alive, and more! Even skeptics will leave convinced that ghosts are real! Our tours are the perfect choice for bachelorette parties, bridal parties, convention groups, girls’ trips, or just a group of friends and families.

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