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State: Georgia
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Savannah, GA
A small Savannah inn and restaurant assembled from early nineteenth-century buildings, best known today for intimate rooms and the long-told story of a spirit called Anna.
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Savannah, GA
Completed in 1849 for merchant Andrew Low, the house later became associated with Juliette Gordon Low and preserves evidence of elite family life, domestic labor, slavery, commerce, and philanthropy.
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Savannah, GA
Bonaventure Cemetery is Savannah’s largest municipal cemetery and one of its most important historic landscapes. The site began as part of Bonaventure Plantation, became a private cemetery in 1846, and entered city ownership in 1907. Its live oaks, funerary sculpture, river bluff, notable burials, and local folklore make it a natural stop for readers interested in haunted Savannah, but it remains an active burial ground that deserves quiet and respect.
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Savannah, GA
Savannah's oldest intact municipal cemetery preserves more than a century of burials, civic memory, weathered monuments, and stories shaped by the city's long afterlife in folklore.
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Savannah, GA
Master builder Isaiah Davenport completed the Federal-style brick house around 1820; its rescue in 1955 helped launch Historic Savannah Foundation and the city’s modern preservation movement.
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Historic place
Savannah, GA
An 1873 mansion on Lafayette Square whose architecture, early electric lights, literary fame, and reported hauntings span more than a century of Savannah life.
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Savannah, GA
A grand 1892 Savannah residence where ironwork, family history, preservation, and a quiet tradition of ghost stories meet on Columbia Square.
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Savannah, GA
Construction of the Italianate house began in 1860 from a design by John S. Norris and was completed after the Civil War; later owner Jim Williams carried out a prominent restoration.
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Savannah, GA
An 1821 Bay Street building that began as Savannah's City Hotel, later housed a brewery, and remains one of the city's most discussed haunted addresses.
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