Do you have a paranormal experience or photos of the haunted house at 432 Abercorn Street in Savannah to share? Email them to me and I will post them here!
432 Abercorn Street
Of all the ghost stories in Savannah, Georgia, the haunted house at 432 Abercorn Street is one of the most recent stories to gain popularity. I first learned about the house on the Scary Ghost Tour, and later featured it in my book, Georgia Spirits and Specters. A surprisingly high number of people have had paranormal experiences at that house, and there are few who don’t get a feeling of evil forboding there.
When I posted a blog entry about a strange anomaly in a photo of the house at 432 Abercorn, I had no idea that so many people were on the Internet looking for information about the house. This page is a chance for you to learn the stories and share your own. Let’s get some conversations going and find out what’s happening at this mysterious house!
The Legend
Read about the history of 432 Abercorn and the legends surrounding this haunted house.
Shared Experiences
Learn about others’ experiences at 432 Abercorn, and submit your own photos and stories.
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RE: 432 Abercorn Street.
Beth,
If you go to Google Maps (or Google Earth, but the imagery is very distorted), you will find an ORB in the courtyard to the right of the house. You are technically on East Gordon street, looking across the road at the tall ironwork fence surrounding Abercorn’s yard. The glow appears to be floating in midair, with no obvious reflection-causing surfaces around. Nor does the glow appear to be “on something.” Reflections, no matter what is casting them, have to have a surface to “land on”- but this one doesn’t! It seems the Google “street-level” mapping van caught an orb as it drove by the house. Be safe and have fun.
Best wishes,
Keith
Oh, I definitely see what you are talking about. I also noticed an odd anomaly to the upper left: a blurry white patch in front of a tree. I wish the Google Maps pics were higher resolution so we could REALLY zoom in!