On this haunted journey through St. Augustine, you’ll encounter tales of eerie mystery from iconic locations like Huguenot Cemetery, where the spirit of a nameless child is said to wander, tugging playfully at visitors, to the formidable Castillo de San Marcos, with its tragic stories of star-crossed lovers sealed within its ancient walls. For a more intimate brush with the supernatural, Casa de Sueños, once a bustling funeral home, reveals shadowy figures and mischievous spirits who roam its halls, making their presence known through mysterious sounds and vanished objects. These spine-chilling encounters—and many more—await those brave enough to walk with Ebenezer through the haunted heart of America’s oldest city.

In Charleston, expect eerie tales from iconic spots like a centuries-old churchyard, where the sorrowful spirit of a woman lingers, mourning her lost child in the quiet of dawn. At a historic congregation site, hear the haunting story of a preacher whose search for his departed child left a ghostly imprint on the sanctuary’s walls. Finally, the bustling City Market reveals shadowy figures and whispers of the past, as if Charleston’s busy marketplace hasn’t fully quieted. From hallowed grounds to hidden corners, these chilling tales—and many more—await those who dare to follow Ebenezer through the haunted heart of the Holy City.

Savannah, one of America’s most haunted cities, invites visitors to experience its ghostly charm through historic tales and spectral lore. Along River Street, the city’s famous riverfront, ghostly footsteps and shadowy figures remind travelers of the secrets that lie beneath its cobblestones. Just off River Street, Factors Walk reveals an eerie maze where the spirits of past laborers are said to linger, slipping through the shadows. Nearby, the Waving Girl Statue adds to the mystique, as legend has it Florence Martus still watches over the river, her stone form seeming to stir on misty nights. Together, these locations offer a chilling journey into Savannah’s haunted past.

The Salem Witch House, built in 1642, is haunted by the spirits of those accused during the Salem witch trials, with ghostly apparitions and eerie sounds frequenting the historic building. At the Bung Hole Liquor Store, once a funeral home and a Prohibition-era bootlegging site, ghostly encounters with the spirit of a former funeral director are common. Lastly, the Salem Jail, a historic site from the witch trials, hosts the restless spirits of executed prisoners, with visitors frequently reporting ghostly sightings and unexplained occurrences.