The story
Considered the most haunted house in Savannah. When Jim Williams (of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil") moved the house to this location in 1963, workers reported a worker killed during relocation, levitating objects, and a strange figure in a bowtie. An attempted exorcism by the Episcopal Bishop of Georgia failed. Still a private residence.
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Hampton Lillibridge HousePrivate Residence / Haunted House
Considered the most haunted house in Savannah. When Jim Williams (of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil") moved the house to this location in 1963, workers reported a worker killed during relocation, levitating…
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Hampton Lillibridge House (Original)Private Residence
Built around 1796 in the New England gambrel-roof style, unusual for Savannah. The house was originally located elsewhere and was moved to Julian Street in 1963 by Jim Williams (of "Midnight in the Garden" fame),…
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