Madison Square is a haunting ground where the ghosts of soldiers, a tragic deserter, and the spirits of yellow fever victims still gather beneath towering oaks and monuments to battles long finished. Laid out in 1837 and named for President James Madison, this historic square sits in the heart of Savannah’s corridor of supernatural activity…

Wright Square is one of Savannah’s most historically significant and hauntingly active public spaces, where the spirit of a wrongfully executed man and the souls of those buried beneath the earth still seek justice and peace. Established in 1733 as one of James Oglethorpe’s original town squares, this seemingly peaceful green space conceals a dark…