Ghostly Photos in Savannah
Our patrons on the most unique ghost tours in Savannah become participants in capturing evidence of the paranormal. Using specialized equipment like high resolution cameras, we capture actual evidence of the hauntings!
Below you can see some of the photographic evidence that we have captured on our Savannah Haunted Tours. We are just getting started! More evidence will be added frequently, and you can become a contributor by booking a tour now!
Calhoun Square 1
While researching our Haunted Tour route for our guests we decided to snap some photos surrounding Calhoun Square. After leaving our route, we felt extremely confident in the ghost tour we have created for our guests… and then we took a closer look at this first picture and were surprised at what we saw!
Calhoun Square 2
In the second image you will see we have zoomed in on the left side of the photo. It is here that we see a face and neck, even what looks to be the beginnings of an upper torso. Our excitement for our Haunted Tour grew as we laid eyes on what we feel is pretty convincing photographic evidence. This is the kind of thing we want our customer to experience on our tours…But then we looked just to the left of that
Calhoun Square 3
In the third image you can see yet another face next to the first one. You can see the bridge of the nose, the eyes, a hairline (which looks to be parted) and a beard. Could it be? Two Spirits in the same photo standing next to one another? We have researched the area extensively in preparation for the most unique ghost tour experience in Savannah….that’s when we realized we recognized the second face from somewhere….
Calhoun Square 4
In the fourth image you can see a side by side comparison of our photo and the original owner of the home General Benjamin Wilson. Seems pretty close to us… (Also be sure to check out our Audio Evidence from Calhoun Square!)
The bricks you see in this photo have been laid all around the sidewalk outside of Colonial Park Cemetery. The unique pattern on the bricks designates them as "burial markers" or "headstones" for the thousands of corpses that lay around the cemetery. Colonial Park Cemetery was the main burial ground for the city from 1750 up until 1853. The cemetery extends well beyond its gates, and these bricks have been laid to commemorate the thousands of people buried underneath Abercorn St and the buildings across from the cemetery. When we say Savannah is the "city built on the dead" we mean it!