Florence Martus waved at every ship that passed Savannah for 44 years. The romantic story most people know isn’t quite accurate — the real one is more interesting.
The Waving Girl: Savannah’s Most Romanticized Story — and What Actually Happened Read Post »
Savannah lost nearly a quarter of its population to yellow fever. The epidemics shaped the city’s architecture, its cemeteries, and its social fabric in ways that are still visible today. A local history guide explains what really happened.
The Yellow Fever Epidemics Nobody Wants to Talk About Read Post »
Savannah’s 22 squares weren’t designed to be picturesque. They were designed for war. A local history tour guide explains Oglethorpe’s original military logic behind the most beautiful urban grid in America.
Savannah’s Squares: What the Brochure Doesn’t Tell You Read Post »
Colonial Park Cemetery holds nearly 10,000 souls under two and a half acres of Savannah oak shade. A ghost tour guide who’s been there hundreds of times breaks down what’s real, what’s myth, and what keeps bringing him back.
The Truth About Colonial Park Cemetery (From Someone Who’s Been There a Lot) Read Post »
Savannah gets called the most haunted city in America constantly. A ghost tour guide who has spent 12 years actually investigating the city gives an honest, research-grounded answer.
Is Savannah Really the Most Haunted City in America? Read Post »
A Savannah ghost tour guide with 12+ years in the field ranks the most haunted places in the city — not by reputation, but by what’s actually been documented and personally experienced.
Most Haunted Places in Savannah (Ranked by a Local Guide) Read Post »
