In 1909, a triple murder shocked the City of Savannah. News of the murders spread nationwide. A manhunt ensued to find the murderer. Many were accused. Only one was sentenced to death.
Over a century later, the house where the murders took place has been demolished, but the spirits of the victims still occupy the property, now a 15,000 square foot warehouse.
Join the crew of the Gribble House nightly as they explore and investigate the building, communicating with those beyond the grave who still walk amongst us today using the latest, state-of-the art equipment.
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American Revolution Historical Site Tricentennial Park in Savannah, GA
Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center
Civil War Sites in Savannah, GA
Flannery O'Connor Childhood Home Museum
Girl Scout First Headquarters in Savannah, GA
Harbour Town Lighthouse and Museum
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum
King-Tisdell Cottage
Massie Heritage Museum
