The haunted Davenport House is home to some of the more interesting ghosts of Savannah. It is even said to be haunted by a cat! Learn about the hauntings and history of the Davenport House.

A group of seven women banded together and fought to save the Davenport House, creating the Historic Savannah Foundation in the process. Today, the Davenport House is a museum that offers tours and an intriguing recreation of the Yellow Fever epidemic.

Mar 1, 2022 · Explore the haunted Davenport House in Savannah, a historic home filled with ghostly sightings, mysterious sounds, and eerie tales from its storied past

Aug 26, 2023 · If you're intrigued by the paranormal, the Davenport House is a must-visit on your Savannah journey. The house doesn't shy away from its haunted reputation. In fact, around Halloween, special tours dive deep into the ghost stories and …

Unveiling the historical tapestry of Savannah, the Davenport House Museum, positioned at 324 East State Street in the heart of the city’s northwest corner, beckons those captivated by the past.

Jul 11, 2024 · Like many old houses, the Davenport House is known for its ghostly activity. Visitors often report seeing shadowy figures and hearing disembodied voices. One of the most famous apparitions is a ghostly cat seen darting through rooms or perched on window sills.

Museum Shop and Entrance: Historic Kennedy Pharmacy 323 E. Broughton Street Savannah, GA 31401 Feel free to contact us at: (912) 236-8097 [email protected]

The Davenport House is currently preserved by the Historic Savannah Foundation. When asked about alleged hauntings here, multiple people mentioned the supernatural presence of a friendly...

The Isaiah Davenport House is a popular stop when visiting Savannah, and it was just as popular when it was first built. The house has hosted up to 11 different families. And while their ghosts may still reside in their old rooms, the most famous spirits strolls on four legs.

Nov 29, 2014 - These are some photos that we took while doing a paranormal investigation of the Davenport House in Savannah, GA. I hope you enjoy the pho...