Ghosts in Savannah

I originally had looked into renting an apartment in Savannah but because we aren't staying three nights it got complicated so instead I went with the Inn at Ellis Square even though it's really just a Days Inn and we were quite impressed. It's really centrally located and really nice inside.

Once we got all checked in we grabbed a quick bite to eat at the Olympia Cafe right on RiverSt. which was a great decision. It was fast and really yummy. Having been to Greece I was still impressed by their baklava.

After our quick dinner we went on a ghost tour...yes, I know, I hate scary things but I figure I'll never know if I don't at least try...It was freezing out so we went with a Trolley Tour and it had a pickup/drop off right next to our hotel which was awesome. It wasn't so bad really, more history than scare tactics, though Jeremy would've preferred more scare tactics.

We stopped by one house where every woman who has lived there has committed suicide to the point where a politician has bought the property and won't let anyone live in it to protect the women of Savannah....


Another stop was an old hospital that was super creepy, all of the noises and construction stuff just added to it..



I survived though....honestly the cold was more annoying that the ghost tour.