Savannah Georgia Virtual Field Trip Week 3
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Ghost Tours Savannah are offered by several tour companies. Some of the tours are walking tours, some are trolley tours. there are tours that incorporate visits to local pubs, there are tours that include dinner, there are tours that visit inside some of the local “haunts”. So, you and your family have a variety of venues to choose from.
The night was mild during our spring visit, so our Ghost Tour was a walking tour. I will give information about several Ghost Tour companies in Savannah, and will go more in depth about the tour that we chose.
We chose The Original Ghost Talk Ghost Walk Savannah Walking Tour. The tour departs from the John Wesley monument in Reynold’s Square on Abercorn Street. The Ghost Talk Ghost Talk tour is based on the stories in Margaret DeBolt’s book Savannah Spectres and Other Strange Tales. The tour offered a fun approach to the legends that lie beneath the haunting tales of Savannah.
Now, I do have to let you know that I am very skeptical and DO NOT BELIEVE IN GHOSTS, but the tales were entertaining and the tour added to the rich history that we enjoyed on the City of Savannah Tour that we took earlier in the day.
I also have lived in Charleston SC for a time in my life, and have heard tales from people there about hauntings in Charleston… so who knows. The tour was informative and entertaining none the less. The tour guides with The Ghost Talk Ghost Walk Tour were fantastic! They were ready and willing to answer any questions that we had.
Information on Ghost Tours Savannah
Ghost Tours Companies
Ghosts and Gravestones
Journeying the streets of the city onboard the Trolley of the Doomed, the tour includes sightseeing and storytelling of the various old mansions and spooky cemeteries all around the city that once served as battlegrounds during war times.
Address: Simply Savannah Trolley Depot
301 East River Street
Phone: (866) 955-1674
Visit the Ghosts and Gravestones web site for more information.
Shannon Scott Tours
This tour allows tourists to have a once-in-a-lifetime experience of entering Savannah’s closed cemetery gates at night and be informed of Savannah’s many bloody historical events that took place on those grounds.
Phone: (912) 319-5600
Visit the Shannon Scott Tours web site for more information.
Sixth Sense Savannah Ghost Tour
This tour is probably the creepiest, yet at the same time the most thrilling, out of all the ghost tours in Savannah. In this tour, the guides do not simply provide tourists with measly stories of ghosts that roam around the city, but instead they cover the real darkness that happens behind the colorful buildings and streets by sharing knowledge about shadow people, exorcism, voodoo, and much more
Address: 415-B Bonaventure Rd
Phone: (912) 292-0960
Visit the Hearse Ghost Tours web site for more information.
Hearse Ghost Tour
In this tour, tourists are transported from place to place in a hearse. But rather than an actual hearse, it is a transformed open-air vehicle. Although the roads may be rough, this does not stop the fright and excitement the ride brings as guests are shown the haunted buildings of the city while learning about the city’s gruesome history.
Phone: (912) 695-1578
Visit the Sixth Sense World web site for more information.
Ghost Talk Ghost Walk Savannah Walking Tour
This tour is perfect for tourists who want to see and learn about the haunted places of Savannah while enjoying a leisurely walk around the city. In this tour, tales from the book called Savannah Spectres and Other Strange Tales are related by the guides. This tour also allows tourists to interview some of the residents of Savannah who have “seen” the ghosts.
Address: P. O. Box 14519
Savannah, GA 31416
Phone: (912) 233-3896
Visit the Ghost Talk Ghost Walk web site for more information.
Savannah Walks Ghost Tour
This tour takes you on a walk through the old colonial part of Savannah and the Historic District. You will visit the squares in the dusk and hear tales about the old Gullah superstitions and traditions.
Phone: (912) 385-0577
Visit the Savannah Walks web site for more information.
Savannah Georgia Virtual Field Trip
Week 1 – The Savannah Georgia Historic District
Week 2 – Five Fun Things to do in Savannah with kids
So, what do you have to say?