Tales From Haunted Savannah

Tales from Haunted Savannah

Savannah’s ghost stories aren’t just legends — they’re stitched into the city’s stones, squares, and shadowed corners.

Here, we bring you the true tales of haunted houses, restless spirits, hidden graves, and the chilling history that shaped America’s most haunted city.

Walk with us through Savannah’s haunted past… if you dare.

The Haunting History of Little Gracie Watson: Savannah’s Beloved Ghost

The Haunting History of Little Gracie Watson: Savannah’s Beloved Ghost

by | Feb 22, 2024 |

In the moss-draped shadows of Savannah, one ghost story stands out as both chilling and heartbreakingly tender: the tale of Little Gracie Watson. Born in the 1880s as the cherished daughter of a prominent hotel family, Gracie charmed visitors and locals alike with her laughter and sweet Southern manners—until tragedy struck just before Easter of 1889. This long-form article traces Gracie’s journey from her happy days playing hostess at the grand Pulaski Hotel, through her untimely death at age six, to the creation of an eerily lifelike marble statue that now marks her grave in Bonaventure Cemetery. It explores how this innocent child became Savannah’s most beloved ghost, reportedly seen skipping through Johnson Square at night or watching over her own gravesite by moonlight.

The Curious Case of Jack Angel :  Spontaneous Combustion in Savannah

The Curious Case of Jack Angel :  Spontaneous Combustion in Savannah

by | Mar 11, 2022 | ,

On a quiet November night in 1974, Jack Angel’s world became a chilling nightmare. As he slept in his motorhome parked outside a Savannah motel, unseen flames began to consume him from within. With no visible fire or smoke, Angel awoke in excruciating pain, his body inexplicably burned. This haunting incident remains one of the most perplexing cases of spontaneous human combustion—captivating both skeptics and believers in the supernatural alike.

Savannah’s River Street: History, Legends, and Ghosts Along the Waterfront

Savannah’s River Street: History, Legends, and Ghosts Along the Waterfront

by | Mar 3, 2022 | , , , , , , ,

Savannah’s most famous street, River Street – where every old building has a story and maybe a specter. It’s a journey through time: you’ll practically smell the river brine and cigar smoke of centuries past. Whether you’re a history buff, a ghost hunter, or just curious, discover why River Street is the spooky soul of “Haunted Savannah” – and why after reading, you might find yourself nervously glancing over your shoulder on those old cobbles.

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