SAVANNAH GA

COLONIAL PARK CEMETERY SAVANNAH GA Featured on TV's "The Scariest Places On Earth" an episode which discusses a mythical man-beast named René who had supposedly been imprisoned at the Cemetery and had been accused of killing a couple of children whose corpses wound up at the site. It definitely places high on the morbidity scale: Colonial Park Cemetery is either Savannah's oldest or second oldest cemetery (depending on the source), founded in 1750 and used as a burial ground until the 1850's It is the final resting spot for over 700 victims of the 1820 Yellow Fever epidemic and was the site of numerous fatal duels It's the resting place of many notable Georgia citizens, including 5 governors and several Revolutionary War soldiers Colonial Park Cemetery was used as a campground by General Sherman's Soldiers during the Civil War.

Close up of above photo...A ghost within a ghost.

Noticed the oddly shaped crypt, These crypts were built in the shape of a bed (with the headboard to the right), to imply everlasting rest. Typically each of these crypts held an entire family - buried one on top of the other.

Figures over the crypt at night.

Could this be Rene' The mythical man beast? What is that he is holding?

I'm a man not an animal!

This picture below could be an ever elusive SHADOW GHOST...Freaky none the less There are faces in the trees.

Cropped enhanced below.

It looks like Spanish Moss...Look closer!

SAVANNAH GA THE MARSHALL HOUSE

The 88-room inn, which is featured on the Travel
Channel's "Haunted Hotels," has been used as a hospital three times
— twice during Savannah's 19th-century yellow fever epidemics and
during the Civil War by the Union Army. Ghosts have been reported
in the hallways and in the foyer.

LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW

Passing by the door.