These 10 Haunted Houses In Georgia Will Terrify You In The Best Way
Georgia is full of some of the oldest homes in the country, and while the architecture is amazing, some of them are hauntingly spooky…Do you dare to go inside these 10 terrifying houses?
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The Kehoe House in Savannah is a very popular and beautiful boutique inn in Savannah. Even the visitors say that this place is seriously haunted!
Sorrell Weed House is one of the most haunted places in Georgia. Take a tour through this house if you want to get a real scare.
Here is another great but definitely haunted bed and breakfast in Savannah. Visitors say that they hear unexplained noises and other ghostly activities.
This restaurant was once a real pirate's house that is now more than 250 years old. Along with being one of the most haunted restaurants in Georgia, it also has some of the most delicious food in Savannah!
This eerie picture of a gloomy, haunted house in Washington, GA is one of my nightmares.
This is said to be one of the most haunted houses in Milledgeville. It was built out of 28 varieties of native Georgia wood with masonic symbols all over!
This haunted house in Helen looks like a scary fun house!
The photographer, Cliff, claims that a man murdered his family in this creepy looking house, which is now reportedly haunted.
Here's another house that's on the Savannah haunted house tour circuit. Demonic and ghostly visions have been reported at this house.
This haunted-looking house is not an official site, but it sure looks ghostly. I wonder what sort of horrors have taken place here.
Have you visited any of these places before? Are there any creepy, haunted houses near your home? Post pictures of them in the comments below!
