LOCATION FILE
The Marshall House
FOLLOWSavannah, GA
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
One of Savannah's oldest hotels, opened in 1851 and used as a hospital during the Civil War for Union troops and during two 19th-century yellow-fever epidemics; human remains were later found beneath the floors during renovations.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Guests report the sounds of children running the halls, faucets turning on by themselves, and apparitions, often linked to the building's hospital era.
VISITING
An operating historic hotel open to the public.
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