by talysin | Sep 2, 2013 | Visiting Savannah
After years of doing Savannah Ghost Tours, one learns a few pieces of strange or unusual things about the Hostess City. Here is an attempt to list a few of these. There are only 612 tombstones in Colonial Park Cemetery but almost 10,000 bodies After closing it’s...
by talysin | Apr 25, 2013 | Haunted Savannah
On one of our Savannah Ghost Tours you may notice the grand home looking down on Oglethorpe Square sits as one of the finest examples of Regency architecture in Savannah. The Owens-Thomas house, designed by architect William Jay, was completed for cotton merchant and...
by talysin | Mar 2, 2013 | Savannah Ghost Tours
One of the most asked question I usually receive is what got me into doing Savannah Ghost Tours. Have I ever had any ghostly sightings in my personal life or on a Savannah Ghost Tours? I always joke and say that the answer is a whole tour by itself. Well, friends, let...
by talysin | Mar 2, 2013 | Haunted Savannah
Looking for Ghosts in Savannah As a fan of all things ghostly is it hard to think of a better town to live in than Savannah Georgia. Being a ghost tour company operator certainly has its perks as well. For example, I can go look for ghosts in the most haunted town in...
by talysin | Feb 26, 2013 | Haunted Savannah
On East Byron Street sat a home built in 1796 by a man from Rhode Island named Hampton Lillibridge. The house, complete with a Widow’s Walk, looks like it would be right at home in a New England town, not downtown Savannah. After Mr. Lillibridge died, his wife...
