SAVANNAH LEGENDS AND MYTHS
Where Savannah's Past Comes Alive!
Explore Savannah's Historic District with one of our experienced Tour Guides. We offer Morning History Tours, as well as Afternoon and Evening Walking Pub Crawls. Each Tour has its own special themed routes. Our Experienced Tour guides will share with you their stories of our city's historic and haunted places and past.
Haunted/History Happy Hour Tour
4 pm The Rail Pub 405 West Congress Street $25 pp
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Explore Savannah with a drink in hand, taking a 90 minute walk along the streets and through the squares. Discover Savannah's historic and haunted past. Happy Hour prices are available at our 4 bar stops.! Along the way you'll hear stories of ghosts such as Charlie and Hank. You'll see where Jenny from Forest Gump worked, and hear the sad story of Alice Riley. We'll tell you tales of Civil War soldiers, roaming the halls, in a historic hotel. We'll discuss the Famous murder trial involving Jim Williams and share other tales as well. We guarantee this to be a fun experience for your family or group. You'll discover why Savannah is known as the City Built Upon The Dead!
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Tour Highlights:
The Rail Pub: After you get your first drink you'll hear about Charlie! There own special ghost. Find out why Savannah
is know as: The City Built Upon The Dead.
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City Market: Discover what dark practices caused Poor Larry's to
be so haunted!
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Wright Square: Listen to the story of poor Alice Riley. How she became the first woman in Georgia to be hung!
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The Marshall House: find what made this place so haunted! From Union soldiers to children and cats too!
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The Pink House: Mr and Mrs Habersham still pop up there on a regular
basis. The stories here will make you laugh and question is it safe to go in there!
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Bars Along The Route: The Rail Pub, Poor Larrys, Jens and Friends
Savannah Tap House
Depart: 4:00pm The Rail Pub 405 West Congress St
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Legends and Myths History Morning Walking Tour
10 am Reynolds Square $25 pp​
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Our Morning Tour starts off in one of Savannah's earliest Squares: Reynolds Square at 10am. Walking along our city's historic streets and squares, your guide will share with you the History of Savannah from the Colonial Period to the Civil War. You are sure to be entertained by our stories of Savannah's Legends Scoundrels and Ghosts. You'll discover some of Savannah's most haunted places; learn where Presidents visited; hear about Savannah's rough and tumble history along River Street and Bay Street; and hear stories of Indians duels and pirates!
90 MINUTE HAUNTED PUB CRAWL TOUR
7:15PM NE CORNER CHIPPEWA SQUARE $25 pp
Take an evening stroll with one of our tour guides. As we roam the Squares and Streets of the Historic District with a beverage in hand. Listening to tales of Ghosts and Odd Historic Tales,seems to make everything come alive. Come with us and discover why Savannah is known as the City built upon the dead! You'll hear stories of of Savannah's early days and of the Civil War. Hear tales of ghosts, exorcisms, voodoo ceremonies, people buried alive, and more! Even non believers will walk away believing that ghosts are real!
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Along the way we will go to several noted and Haunted Pubs and Bars including: Mcdonough's Irish Pub: The building has been many things including a bar, a grocery store and a Hospital during the civil war! 1790s Inn: Hear the sad story of Anna, who couldn't bare living any longer. Pinky Masters: The owner started out as a bootlegger only to be close to Presidents. Other pubs and bars are visited as well.
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Notable Stops:
Chippewa Square: listen to stories of the dead being buried in the walls of homes; Explore where Forrest Gump waited for his bus! Colonial Park Cemetery: People were buried alive! Learn of duels murders and deaths, epidemics and strange happenings. Old City Jail: Find out why this place is the perfect example of people dying in a brutal torturous way causes paranormal activity. So haunted even the homeless refused to stay there! Hamilton Turner Inn: Murders accidents and illness led to this place being very haunted! Sorrel-Weed Home: Voodoo was once practiced here! so many wives and 13 children. 2 women committed suicide here too! Madison Square: hear tales of the heroics of the Colonial Forces during the Revolutionary War.
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Depart: 7:15pm Meeting Location: Northeast Corner of Chippewa Square (Across From The Savannah Theater)
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WE ARE FAMILY FRIENDLY!
Savannah Legends and Myths is a great tour for Families
Bachelorette Parties, Company Outings, and Birthday Parties
Email: savannahlegendsandmyths@gmail.com
Phone 888-641-6333