The story
Savannah's oldest operating hotel, opened 1851. Served as a Union hospital during the Civil War (1864-65). Closed for decades before a meticulous restoration reopened it in 1999. Human remains were reportedly found during renovation. One of Savannah's most haunted hotels.
Everything that was here
- 1851–present · still open
The Marshall HouseHotel
Savannah's oldest operating hotel, opened 1851. Served as a Union hospital during the Civil War (1864-65). Closed for decades before a meticulous restoration reopened it in 1999. Human remains were reportedly found…
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Union Army Hospital (Civil War)hospital
During Sherman's occupation of Savannah after the March to the Sea, The Marshall House was commandeered as a Union Army hospital. Amputated limbs were reportedly discarded between the walls. During the 1999 renovation,…
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Georgia State Railroad Museum
Massie Heritage Center
Green-Meldrim House
First Bryan Baptist Church
Second African Baptist Church
Fort Jackson (Old Fort Jackson)
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