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Ride a 75-minute evening trolley through Savannah’s shadowed squares, antebellum mansions, and River Street lore. This narrated tour includes entry to the Andrew Low House and stops at two of the city’s most talked-about haunted sites.
Ride a 75-minute evening trolley through Savannah’s shadowed squares, antebellum mansions, and River Street lore. This narrated tour includes entry to the Andrew Low House and stops at two of the city’s most talked-about haunted sites.
A humid Savannah evening presses against the trolley windows as gas lamps and storefronts blur past. The conductor's voice drops and a new story begins: an antebellum mansion with creaking floorboards, a riverfront chandlery where workers whisper about a presence, and a cemetery whose oaks seem to lean in to listen. The 75-minute Ghosts & Gravestones trolley moves through old squares and along River Street, trading daylight’s civility for a city that speaks in rumor and memory.
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Operated by Historic Tours Of America · Savannah, Georgia
A humid Savannah evening presses against the trolley windows as gas lamps and storefronts blur past. The conductor's voice drops and a new story begins: an antebellum mansion with creaking floorboards, a riverfront chandlery where workers whisper about a presence, and a cemetery whose oaks seem to lean in to listen. The 75-minute Ghosts & Gravestones trolley moves through old squares and along River Street, trading daylight’s civility for a city that speaks in rumor and memory.
Savannah’s streets were laid out in 18th-century squares and built from coastal sediments; the city’s bricks and cobbles recall its port-town past. Cultural touchstones — the Andrew Low House and Colonial Park Cemetery — anchor the tour in real history: the Low House offers a window into Savannah’s antebellum elite and the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, while River Street bears the marks of maritime trade and modern tourism.
Expect narrated stops with admission at the Andrew Low House and a closer look at River Street’s haunted storefronts, plus passing sights like Perkins and Sons Ship Chandlery. The company sometimes substitutes Colonial Park Cemetery when maintenance closes the Low House.
Practical notes: tours depart from Simply Savannah Trolley Depot at 301 E. River Street; check in 20 minutes early. The route is suitable for most fitness levels but requires stepping on and off the trolley; children under six are not permitted. Bring a charged phone for photos, layers for evening chill, and arrive prepared for an emotionally intense, sometimes spooky narrative. Book mobile tickets in advance and cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
The trolley departs from Simply Savannah Trolley Depot at 301 E. River Street; guests are asked to check in 20 minutes before departure.
The tour normally includes entry to the Andrew Low House but may substitute Colonial Park Cemetery during scheduled maintenance or closures.
Children under six years old are not permitted on this tour; other age restrictions may apply, so check the booking details.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled departure; tours may be canceled due to bad weather.
Historic Tours Of America operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A humid Savannah evening presses against the trolley windows as gas lamps and storefronts blur past. The conductor's voice drops and a new story begins: an antebellum mansion with creaking floorboards, a riverfront chandlery where workers whisper about a presence, and a cemetery whose oaks seem to lean in to listen. The 75-minute Ghosts & Gravestones trolley moves through old squares and along River Street, trading daylight’s civility for a city that speaks in rumor and memory.
A humid Savannah evening presses against the trolley windows as gas lamps and storefronts blur past. The conductor's voice drops and a new story begins: an antebellum mansion with creaking floorboards, a riverfront chandlery where workers whisper about a presence, and a cemetery whose oaks seem to lean in to listen. The 75-minute Ghosts & Gravestones trolley moves through old squares and along River Street, trading daylight’s civility for a city that speaks in rumor and memory.
Savannah’s streets were laid out in 18th-century squares and built from coastal sediments; the city’s bricks and cobbles recall its port-town past. Cultural touchstones — the Andrew Low House and Colonial Park Cemetery — anchor the tour in real history: the Low House offers a window into Savannah’s antebellum elite and the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, while River Street bears the marks of maritime trade and modern tourism.
Expect narrated stops with admission at the Andrew Low House and a closer look at River Street’s haunted storefronts, plus passing sights like Perkins and Sons Ship Chandlery. The company sometimes substitutes Colonial Park Cemetery when maintenance closes the Low House.
Practical notes: tours depart from Simply Savannah Trolley Depot at 301 E. River Street; check in 20 minutes early. The route is suitable for most fitness levels but requires stepping on and off the trolley; children under six are not permitted. Bring a charged phone for photos, layers for evening chill, and arrive prepared for an emotionally intense, sometimes spooky narrative. Book mobile tickets in advance and cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.