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Explore a 90-minute paranormal investigation inside a historic Savannah speakeasy. Learn equipment basics, hear the building’s past, and handle ghost-hunting gear while receiving audio and video captures of the event.
Explore a 90-minute paranormal investigation inside a historic Savannah speakeasy. Learn equipment basics, hear the building’s past, and handle ghost-hunting gear while receiving audio and video captures of the event.
You step through a narrow doorway on a humid Savannah night and the room swallows sound: a low hum of conversation, the clink of glass, and the quiet click of investigators setting gear on a scarred wooden bar. Light from Full Spectrum and thermal cameras paints the ceiling in cool blues; a spiritbox flickers like a restless radio. The air feels denser here, as if the building itself remembers the city’s faster, wilder decades.
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Operated by Real Haunted Savannah · Savannah, Georgia
You step through a narrow doorway on a humid Savannah night and the room swallows sound: a low hum of conversation, the clink of glass, and the quiet click of investigators setting gear on a scarred wooden bar. Light from Full Spectrum and thermal cameras paints the ceiling in cool blues; a spiritbox flickers like a restless radio. The air feels denser here, as if the building itself remembers the city’s faster, wilder decades.
The speakeasy sits in downtown Savannah, where Prohibition-era secrecy and antebellum architecture overlap with the low coastal plain. Brick walls and bowed floorboards keep records of late-night gatherings; local lore ties many downtown sites to stories of sailors, merchants, and families who made this port city a crossroads. Savannah’s grid, its live oaks and tidal marshes beyond the historic district, shaped the rhythms of urban life that produced these stories.
On this 90-minute group investigation you’ll get a concise primer—site history, equipment overview, and a Q&A—then hands-on time with SLS, thermal, Full Spectrum, spiritboxes and audio recorders. Investigators document everything and provide raw audio and video files afterward; there’s an option to order an edited video. Expect dim, cramped spaces, intermittent standing and walking, and sensory surprises rather than theatrical effects.
Practical guidance: arrive 15 minutes early at Mint to be Mojito (12 W State St), bring ID for the included drink ticket, charge your phone, and wear closed-toe shoes for uneven floors. If you’re sensitive to flashing lights, confined spaces, or loud static from spiritboxes, plan accordingly. The experience is accessible to most fitness levels but not recommended for guests with serious heart conditions.
easy.
1.5 hours (90 minutes).
Suitable for most adults; mostly standing and short periods of walking on flat or uneven indoor surfaces.
The event runs 90 minutes and includes a pre-investigation briefing, training on equipment, one drink ticket, one appetizer, access to custom paranormal gear, and raw audio/video files of the session.
Meet at Mint to be Mojito, 12 W State St., downtown Savannah; the group begins and ends at the same location.
The experience is generally appropriate for older teens accompanied by adults but is not recommended for guests with serious heart conditions or those sensitive to flashing lights and loud static noises.
Yes—organizers provide audio and video files of the recordings captured during the event; you can also order an edited video afterward.
Many downtown Savannah buildings carry layers of history from antebellum trade through Prohibition-era nightlife; former merchant halls and covert bars left structural quirks that feed local ghost lore.
Visitors should respect historic interiors—avoid touching fragile surfaces and follow any site-specific rules; responsible tourism helps preserve these vintage spaces for future study.
Real Haunted Savannah operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step through a narrow doorway on a humid Savannah night and the room swallows sound: a low hum of conversation, the clink of glass, and the quiet click of investigators setting gear on a scarred wooden bar. Light from Full Spectrum and thermal cameras paints the ceiling in cool blues; a spiritbox flickers like a restless radio. The air feels denser here, as if the building itself remembers the city’s faster, wilder decades.
You step through a narrow doorway on a humid Savannah night and the room swallows sound: a low hum of conversation, the clink of glass, and the quiet click of investigators setting gear on a scarred wooden bar. Light from Full Spectrum and thermal cameras paints the ceiling in cool blues; a spiritbox flickers like a restless radio. The air feels denser here, as if the building itself remembers the city’s faster, wilder decades.
The speakeasy sits in downtown Savannah, where Prohibition-era secrecy and antebellum architecture overlap with the low coastal plain. Brick walls and bowed floorboards keep records of late-night gatherings; local lore ties many downtown sites to stories of sailors, merchants, and families who made this port city a crossroads. Savannah’s grid, its live oaks and tidal marshes beyond the historic district, shaped the rhythms of urban life that produced these stories.
On this 90-minute group investigation you’ll get a concise primer—site history, equipment overview, and a Q&A—then hands-on time with SLS, thermal, Full Spectrum, spiritboxes and audio recorders. Investigators document everything and provide raw audio and video files afterward; there’s an option to order an edited video. Expect dim, cramped spaces, intermittent standing and walking, and sensory surprises rather than theatrical effects.
Practical guidance: arrive 15 minutes early at Mint to be Mojito (12 W State St), bring ID for the included drink ticket, charge your phone, and wear closed-toe shoes for uneven floors. If you’re sensitive to flashing lights, confined spaces, or loud static from spiritboxes, plan accordingly. The experience is accessible to most fitness levels but not recommended for guests with serious heart conditions.