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Explore Savannah’s haunted corners with The Founder on a 90‑minute private walk through Madison Square, Victorian courtyards, and hoodoo‑touched alleys. Small groups, historical context, and hands‑on paranormal techniques make this an atmospheric after‑dark experience.
Explore Savannah’s haunted corners with The Founder on a 90‑minute private walk through Madison Square, Victorian courtyards, and hoodoo‑touched alleys. Small groups, historical context, and hands‑on paranormal techniques make this an atmospheric after‑dark experience.
The lamps along Jones Street have a way of throwing slow, confident shadows; on this private 90‑minute walk The Founder guides you between gas-lit courtyards and moss-draped oaks that seem to lean in and listen.
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Operated by Savannah Ghost Walks with The Founder · Savannah, Georgia
The lamps along Jones Street have a way of throwing slow, confident shadows; on this private 90‑minute walk The Founder guides you between gas-lit courtyards and moss-draped oaks that seem to lean in and listen.
You move through Madison Square and into courtyards where Civil War-era stories hang in the air beside antebellum brick. Savannah’s flat coastal plain is Sedgwick clay and river silt underfoot—soft ground that preserved cellars, basements and the secrets inside them. The Founder layers oral history and psychic practice, pointing out sites like the Green-Meldrim House, the Eliza Thompson House and the famed Doctor Courson residence while explaining local hoodoo and Gullah-Geechee influences on the city’s supernatural lore.
The walk mixes architecture and anecdote: Victorian Gothic facades, narrow cobbled lanes, and the old hospital near Forsyth Park where treatments and tragedies ripple into today’s stories. Expect storytelling that blends documented events—battles, epidemics, reconstruction—with reported experiences and small-group paranormal techniques.
Practically, this is an urban walking tour on uneven sidewalks and occasional steps; it’s run privately for small groups and moves at a steady pace for about 90 minutes. Bring sturdy shoes, a small light, and water; dress for evening humidity and a likely coastal breeze. If you’re sensitive to crowded, loud tours, the intimate format and off-the-beaten-path stops offer a quieter, more probing look at Savannah after dark.
moderate.
1–1.5 hours.
Moderate fitness: steady walking and standing for about 90 minutes; suitable for most travelers who can manage city sidewalks and short staircases.
Families with older children who can handle a 90‑minute evening walk and take in historic and spooky stories are welcome; content includes references to wartime and medical history that may not suit very young kids.
Service animals are permitted; pets beyond service animals should not be brought since the tour focuses on a small-group walking experience.
Much of the route uses historic sidewalks and courtyards with steps and uneven surfaces, so full accessibility may be limited—contact the operator about specific mobility needs.
You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; tours may be canceled for bad weather.
Savannah’s Historic District reflects colonial planning and antebellum growth; many haunted site stories trace back to Revolutionary and Civil War events plus local hoodoo and Gullah-Geechee traditions.
Tours emphasize walking in public spaces and avoiding disturbance to historic properties; follow guide directions to minimize impact on fragile sites and plantings.
Savannah Ghost Walks with The Founder operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lamps along Jones Street have a way of throwing slow, confident shadows; on this private 90‑minute walk The Founder guides you between gas-lit courtyards and moss-draped oaks that seem to lean in and listen.
The lamps along Jones Street have a way of throwing slow, confident shadows; on this private 90‑minute walk The Founder guides you between gas-lit courtyards and moss-draped oaks that seem to lean in and listen.
You move through Madison Square and into courtyards where Civil War-era stories hang in the air beside antebellum brick. Savannah’s flat coastal plain is Sedgwick clay and river silt underfoot—soft ground that preserved cellars, basements and the secrets inside them. The Founder layers oral history and psychic practice, pointing out sites like the Green-Meldrim House, the Eliza Thompson House and the famed Doctor Courson residence while explaining local hoodoo and Gullah-Geechee influences on the city’s supernatural lore.
The walk mixes architecture and anecdote: Victorian Gothic facades, narrow cobbled lanes, and the old hospital near Forsyth Park where treatments and tragedies ripple into today’s stories. Expect storytelling that blends documented events—battles, epidemics, reconstruction—with reported experiences and small-group paranormal techniques.
Practically, this is an urban walking tour on uneven sidewalks and occasional steps; it’s run privately for small groups and moves at a steady pace for about 90 minutes. Bring sturdy shoes, a small light, and water; dress for evening humidity and a likely coastal breeze. If you’re sensitive to crowded, loud tours, the intimate format and off-the-beaten-path stops offer a quieter, more probing look at Savannah after dark.