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Dewey checking out the Robert E Lee room
This house is located beside Madison square in downtown Savannah
EVP session inside the carriage house
The stairs leading down to the basement
This house was one of the first two homes in the state of Georgia to be made a state landmark in 1954
Kevin filming our guide inside the basement
The Moon River Brewing Co.
Dewey inside the Washington room
Down at the Savannah River
Another view from the river walk
An employee shared her story about the male spirit that haunts this store.
We talked to the owner and an employee of this store about the 2 little girls that haunt this antique store.
We decided to give Mardi Gras on Bay a try for lunch, don't make the same mistake we made!!!
The Fiddlers Crab House was our stop for lunch on the last day. This is the type of food that made river street famous. We highly recommend it.
Paula Deen's place in Savannah
'King Cotton's Palace' was built in 1872
The Savannah Candy Kitchen is a must stop on river street
A look below Bay Street
Where did everybody go?
Over 10,000 bodies were buried in Colonial Park Cemetery, many of them without markers
The gates of Colonial Park Cemetery
Union troops were stationed in the cemetery during the civil war.They damaged many of the headstones in the cemetery
Markers that were salvaged after the civil war have been placed on the back wall of the cemetery
Historical Marker inside Cemetery
Many Georgia Revolutionary War heroes are buried in Colonial Park Cemetery
Over 700 citizens died and were buried here during the Great Yellow Fever epidemic of 1820
The famous Mercer House
The Pirate House Resturant was built in 1753. Can you say "Arrrrrrrr, Pirate Ghost"
The Olde Pink House is said to be haunted by no less than 4 spirits
