| The most haunted house in Savannah, Georgia is | | | | Judging from the crypt's tabby construction, it |
| the Hampton Lillibridge residence. It is the scene | | | | dated back to early colonial times. Workers |
| of several tragic deaths and the source of true | | | | reported that the crypt was empty and so they |
| scary stories about real ghosts. Exorcism has | | | | had simply sealed it up and reburied it. Williams |
| failed to cleanse the house. | | | | now suspects this to be the source of the |
| The Hampton Lillibridge House | | | | haunting and regrets not having investigated more |
| Too Creepy For Occupancy | | | | thoroughly at the time. |
| The most haunted house in Savannah, according | | | | The Others |
| to old-timers, is the Hampton Lillibridge House at | | | | There is an abundance of macabre events |
| 507 East Saint Julian Street on Washington | | | | associated with the Hampton Lillibridge house. |
| Square. The home was originally built by Rhode | | | | Tools and equipment of men working on the |
| Islander, Hampton Lillibridge in 1796. | | | | restoration mysteriously disappeared or were |
| When Hampton Lillibridge died, his widow remarried | | | | relocated. Mocking laughter and footsteps were |
| and disposed of the property. The home passed | | | | reported on several occasions. |
| from owner to owner, and eventually became a | | | | Jim Williams himself reported numerous |
| boarding house. A sailor hung himself in one of the | | | | abnormalities during his tenure in the hosue. For |
| third story guest rooms during that period. | | | | example, he once followed a shadowy figure to |
| A Fateful Move | | | | the end of an upper story hall, where it |
| No one would live in the house for a number of | | | | mysteriously disappeared through a door. |
| years after that until it was finally purchased by | | | | Williams tried to open the door himself, but it was |
| intrepid antique dealer Jim Williams in 1963. The | | | | locked tight. |
| house was rapidly deteriorating. Williams also | | | | On December 7, 1963 the distraught Williams at |
| purchased the house next door, with the intent to | | | | last conducted an exorcism of the haunted house |
| restore both. However, a laborer was crushed | | | | under the auspices of an Episcopal bishop. |
| to death during the move of the second house, | | | | Unfortunately, the cleansing was ineffective as |
| another victim of the curse attached to the | | | | the paranormal activity resumed within a week. |
| structure. | | | | There are no willing buyers because of the many |
| Workers involved in the 1963 relocation, | | | | true scary stories associated with the most |
| conceivably stumbled on the source of the | | | | haunted house in Savannah. Neighbors report |
| paranormal activity associated with Savannah's | | | | shadowy figures in the windows and eerie music |
| most haunted house. To their horror, workmen | | | | and laughter as if some paranormal party is |
| uncovered an ancient crypt as they were | | | | underway at one of Savannah's most haunted |
| preparing the foundation to move. | | | | places. |