LOCATION FILE
Owens-Thomas House
FOLLOWSavannah, GA
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An English Regency mansion completed in 1819 on Oglethorpe Square, where the Marquis de Lafayette addressed a crowd from its balcony in 1825; it preserves some of the best-surviving urban quarters of enslaved people in the South and is now a museum interpreting their lives.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Visitors report footsteps and apparitions in the house and outbuildings, framed in tours alongside the documented history of those who lived and were enslaved there.
VISITING
Open to the public as a house museum.
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
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