Photo Essay: 5 Infamous Savannah Ghosts
Savannah has no shortage of spirits who refuse to pass on to the afterlife. Nearly every home, bar, and restaurant is said to be hainted by at least one mischievous specter.
The Ghost of Barbleue
The legend of Bluebeard is a favorite among collectors of Southern folklore. Although the original tale dates back nearly 500 years, the exploits of the infamous (and oft-widowed) pirate continue to fuel new fires among classic storytellers.
Podcast: Infamous In Death
In this episode of Haunts & Hollows, mystery author Liam Ashe peels back the folk tales to reveal the true stories behind five Southern women whose legends refuse to stay buried, even after death.
Podcast: Rest in Pieces
In this episode, mystery author Liam Ashe traces the folklore of headless and dismembered spirits back to their real-world origins
Chichota Cottage
A few hundred feet north of the main lodge on Jekyll Island, a pair of stone lions stand guard over an empty plot off Riverview Drive. The home that once stood here, Chichota Cottage, was a lavish retreat for the wealthy Gould family.
