The story
Greek Revival and Regency-style mansion built for Francis Sorrel in 1838 on Madison Square. Site of alleged paranormal activity and tragic deaths. One of Savannah's most investigated haunted houses. Now operates as a museum and haunted history tour venue.
Everything that was here
- 1840–present · still open
Sorrel-Weed Househistoric home
Greek Revival and Regency-style mansion built for Francis Sorrel in 1838 on Madison Square. Site of alleged paranormal activity and tragic deaths. One of Savannah's most investigated haunted houses. Now operates as a…
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Francis Sorrel Family Residenceprivate residence
Built for wealthy merchant Francis Sorrel. His second wife Matilda allegedly had an affair with a slave, and both died under mysterious circumstances - she from a fall from the courtyard balcony, he by hanging in the…
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Connected places
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Nearby history
Artillery Bar
Savannah Poor House and Hospital
Hotel DeSoto (DoubleTree by Hilton)
Poetter Hall (SCAD)
Chippewa Square
Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room
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