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Savannah
America's most haunted city. Built on a network of tunnels used for smuggling and yellow fever victims. Multiple cemeteries paved over. Revolution, Civil War, and plague created layers of ghosts.
1733 - Present
Georgia, United States
50000+ witnesses
Savannah may be America’s most haunted city.
The History
According to historical records:
Founded 1733:
- Georgia’s first city
- Revolutionary War battles
- Civil War occupation
- Yellow fever epidemics
- Layers of tragedy
The Tunnels
Underground Savannah:
- Smuggling tunnels
- Yellow fever body transport
- Hidden history
- Still exist
- Very active
Colonial Park Cemetery
The cemetery:
- Oldest in Savannah
- Yellow fever victims
- Dueling deaths
- Sherman moved headstones
- Bodies everywhere
The Marshall House
Historic hotel:
- Civil War hospital
- Limbs found in walls
- Patients who died
- Children playing
- Very active
The Sorrel-Weed House
Most investigated:
- Murder and suicide
- Multiple spirits
- Caught on camera
- Featured on TV
- Extremely active
Moon River Brewing
The brewery:
- Former hotel
- Violent history
- Physical attacks on guests
- “Toby” the ghost
- Dangerous activity