Ten years. Somewhere north of a thousand tours. Probably fifty thousand people through the streets of this city — give […]
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If you’ve spent a night in Savannah — specifically outside, after dark, in the historic district — you know the
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Let me tell you about a building that has been, at various points in its history, a tavern, a sailors’
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Bonaventure Cemetery is one of the most beautiful burial grounds in the country. It is also, depending on the time
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If you’ve come to Savannah because of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, welcome. John Berendt’s 1994 book
Florence Martus waved at ships. For 44 years. Every single vessel that passed Elba Island near Savannah — day and
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I’m a ghost tour guide. I have been for nearly a decade. I’m also a paranormal researcher who’s been at
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Savannah is a city obsessed with its own history — up to a point. We’ll give you the antebellum architecture
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Savannah has 22 squares. Tourists photograph them. Locals walk dogs in them. And almost nobody — except a handful of
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Let me be straight with you: I’ve stood in Colonial Park Cemetery more times than I can count. Midnight, noon,
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