Dive deep into the paranormal at Savannah’s Sorrel Weed House, where you’ll use ghost hunting gear in a true hands-on investigation of one of Georgia’s most haunted mansions. This two-hour after-hours adventure offers a unique blend of history, mystery, and practical paranormal techniques.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No particular physical fitness is required; participants should be comfortable walking and standing indoors in low light.
Wildlife
History
Built in 1818, Sorrel Weed House is one of Savannah’s oldest surviving homes and is considered among the most haunted in Georgia with a long history of reported paranormal activity.
Conservation
Proceeds from investigation tickets support ongoing restoration efforts to preserve the mansion’s historical integrity for future generations.
Sorrel Weed House
Dive deep into the paranormal at Savannah’s Sorrel Weed House, where you’ll use ghost hunting gear in a true hands-on investigation of one of Georgia’s most haunted mansions. This two-hour after-hours adventure offers a unique blend of history, mystery, and practical paranormal techniques.
Sorrel Weed House in Savannah, Georgia, is a preserved historic house museum and recognized local landmark. Built in 1838 in the Greek Revival style, the property includes the main mansion and a Carriage House Museum. The house displays 1840s antiques and preserves artifacts and interiors associated with the Sorrel family and subsequent owners. Visitors can join guided experiences that explore the architecture, period furnishings, and the social history of Savannah during the Antebellum era.
Public offerings at Sorrel Weed House include the Sorrel-Weed Historical Tour, which focuses on architectural details, early ownership, and the cultural context of the 19th century; the Ghosts of the Sorrel-Weed House Tour, led by a Master Storyteller and centered on reported hauntings and tragic events associated with the house; and the After-Hours Paranormal Investigation, guided by a seasoned paranormal investigator and taught as a two-hour, team-based ghost-hunting session using specialized equipment. Each experience is led by knowledgeable guides or investigators who interpret both the documented history and the site’s paranormal narratives.
As a museum property with curated antiques and preserved interiors, Sorrel Weed House presents programming on-site in the mansion and carriage house. Guided tours and investigations are designed to provide historically grounded interpretation alongside immersive storytelling. By combining architectural preservation, period artifacts, and experienced interpreters, Sorrel Weed House offers reliable historical tours and distinctive paranormal programming for visitors seeking either education or experiential investigation.
Built
1838
Greek Revival mansion date
Location
Savannah, GA
Historic district setting
Tours Offered
3 Experiences
Historical, ghost, paranormal
Guides
Master Storyteller & Investigator
Expert-led tours and investigations
Book a historical tour, join a ghost storytelling session, or sign up for an after-hours paranormal investigation in Savannah.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Check-in opens 15 minutes before the tour starts; late arrivals are not permitted.
Bring a Fully Charged Phone
Phones are essential for capturing photos and videos of your paranormal findings.
Respect the Property
Avoid touching furniture or antiques to help preserve the historic mansion.
Minimum Group Size Applies
Investigations require at least four participants; small groups might be the only living people inside.
Fully Charged Smartphone
For capturing photos, videos, and audio evidence throughout the investigation.
Comfortable Closed-Toe Shoes
Needed for walking safely throughout the mansion’s historic flooring and grounds.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Provides warmth during cooler evenings when the mansion’s historic interior may be drafty.
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Notebook and Pen
Useful for jotting down observations or questions during investigation.