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SPACE CHASE
Welcome to one of the most haunted cities in the world, and, according to many -- the most haunted city in the United States. Savannah is also the largest urban landmark historic district in the United States -- with over 400 antebellum buildings, many of them haunted, most all of them saved by a strong local tradition of historians, historic preservationists, and longtime community patrons. To these and other Savannahians past and present do we owe the privilege of residing in, investigating, and reporting on the nature and magnitude of hauntings in the most haunted city in the U.S. -- Savannah, Georgia.
Emerging Threads explore Savannah's diverse range of "presence(s)" -- ghosts and all the others. Savannah history you've never heard before -- deep, dark, and unsettling --especially at night -- and the historical Mysteries looming behind Savannah hauntings. Other threads explore Place Memories, the practices of the West African Gullah-Geechee people whose personal histories rival the tribulations of Job. Explore the African Root-Voodoo tradition in Savannah alongside supernatural Savannah Irish, German, French, and Yamacraw Creek Indian beliefs and practices in what we call The Supernatural. A discussion of the most effective means for detecting a Presence -- including a wide range of opinions about paranormal investigation and exploration, the relationship between the perceiver ("us) and the perceived ("them"). Other threads track TAPS , Ghost Adventures, and other Savannah ghostly episodes, input from an entirely memorable cast of characters here in the Savannah “paranormal scene” and other friends of Savannah Ghosts around the world.
Exclusive access to the 2nd floor of Savannah's famed 17Hundred90, where the ghost of Anna haunts the 2nd floor hallway and -- according to many past guests of the inn, particularly likes room 204.
At 9 pm each evening Savannah Ghost Tours explore the Moon River Brewery -- formerly the Old City Hotel, built in the 1820's -- a place that shadows a violent and bloody past.
Chris Soucy
How many ghosts do we have down here in Savannah, Georgia? Not including all of the numerous manifestations on both ends of the electro-magnetic + + + band-width --we thought we'd ask Savannah's legendary Chris Soucy - actor-director, playwright, stand-up comic and . . . longtime professional Savannah Ghost Tour Guide. Several years and more theater productions later -- Chris is back in the heart of things with the upcoming debut of the as yet unnamed Savannah Haunted Buildings Tour.
stay tuned -- its the best way to fly down here.
Emerging Threads explore Savannah's diverse range of "presence(s)" -- ghosts and all the others. Savannah history you've never heard before -- deep, dark, and unsettling --especially at night -- and the historical Mysteries looming behind Savannah hauntings. Other threads explore Place Memories, the practices of the West African Gullah-Geechee people whose personal histories rival the tribulations of Job. Explore the African Root-Voodoo tradition in Savannah alongside supernatural Savannah Irish, German, French, and Yamacraw Creek Indian beliefs and practices in what we call The Supernatural. A discussion of the most effective means for detecting a Presence -- including a wide range of opinions about paranormal investigation and exploration, the relationship between the perceiver ("us) and the perceived ("them"). Other threads track TAPS , Ghost Adventures, and other Savannah ghostly episodes, input from an entirely memorable cast of characters here in the Savannah “paranormal scene” and other friends of Savannah Ghosts around the world.
Exclusive access to the 2nd floor of Savannah's famed 17Hundred90, where the ghost of Anna haunts the 2nd floor hallway and -- according to many past guests of the inn, particularly likes room 204.
At 9 pm each evening Savannah Ghost Tours explore the Moon River Brewery -- formerly the Old City Hotel, built in the 1820's -- a place that shadows a violent and bloody past.
Chris Soucy
How many ghosts do we have down here in Savannah, Georgia? Not including all of the numerous manifestations on both ends of the electro-magnetic + + + band-width --we thought we'd ask Savannah's legendary Chris Soucy - actor-director, playwright, stand-up comic and . . . longtime professional Savannah Ghost Tour Guide. Several years and more theater productions later -- Chris is back in the heart of things with the upcoming debut of the as yet unnamed Savannah Haunted Buildings Tour.
stay tuned -- its the best way to fly down here.
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