The story
Savannah's oldest inn, housed in a building dating to 1790. Famous as one of the most haunted hotels in America — Room 204 is allegedly haunted by Anna Powers, a young woman who leapt to her death from the window. The restaurant serves acclaimed New Southern cuisine in the brick-walled basement.
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17Hundred90 Innhotel
Savannah's oldest inn, housed in a building dating to 1790. Famous as one of the most haunted hotels in America — Room 204 is allegedly haunted by Anna Powers, a young woman who leapt to her death from the window. The…
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Boarding House / Commercial UseBoarding House
Operated as a boarding house and various commercial establishments through the late 19th and 20th centuries. Gained a reputation as one of Savannah's most haunted buildings.
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Steel-Rankin-Collins HousePrivate Residence
One of Savannah's oldest surviving buildings, constructed around 1790 (though some structural elements may date to the 1820s). The building's Federal-style architecture reflects the city's post-Revolutionary prosperity.
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