Sorrel-Weed House — haunted_place in Savannah, GA
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Sorrel-Weed House

Haunted Place · House · Savannah, GA

4.6Google· 2756 Reviews

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Open year round · Hours vary

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6 West Harris Street, Savannah, GA 31401

Added by HCMapsLast updated September 10, 2026
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About Sorrel-Weed House

The Sorrel-Weed House in Savannah, Georgia, is a historic mansion known for its Greek Revival architecture, dramatic past, and reputation as one of the city’s most haunted locations. Completed in the 1840s for wealthy merchant Francis Sorrel and his family, the home witnessed generations of Savannah history and was later associated with several prominent residents. Its preserved rooms, courtyard, and surrounding property now welcome visitors for historical and paranormal tours. The mansion has developed a particularly active paranormal reputation, with visitors and investigators reporting apparitions, shadow figures, disembodied voices, unexplained footsteps, cold spots, and unusual electronic disturbances. Some of its best-known ghost stories involve members of the Sorrel family and people who lived or worked on the property, although portions of these stories remain local legend rather than documented history. Paranormal investigations have helped bring national attention to the house, and today visitors can explore both its 19th-century history and the reported supernatural activity that has made it a popular destination in haunted Savannah.

What you'll find

Reported Activity

  • Apparitions
  • Cold Spots
  • Folklore
  • Footsteps/Sounds
  • Paranormal Investigations
  • Physical Sensations
  • Voices/EVP

What visitors are saying

★ 4.6 on Google · 2756 reviews · A selection of reviews provided by Google

Graciela Cornell

a month ago

The Sorrel Weed House ghost tour was a really memorable experience and one of the highlights of our time in Savannah. The home itself is beautifully preserved and decorated with period-appropriate furnishings that immediately transport you back in time. Even during the tour, the house feels both elegant and unsettling, with a heavy atmosphere in certain areas. On the tour, we were able to explore the carriage house, the basement, and the first floor, though the second floor was not included. The property is large, and some areas feel especially eerie when you’re moving through them at night. One of the most chilling moments was hearing three distinct knocks coming from a door in the basement while we were there, which definitely added to the overall experience and atmosphere of the tour. Our guide was excellent—very knowledgeable, attentive, and engaging throughout the entire visit. They did a great job balancing history with the ghost stories tied to the home. Overall, it was a fantastic tour. The Sorrel Weed House is not only beautiful and historically rich, but also delivers a genuinely spooky and immersive experience that makes it easy to see why it’s one of Savannah’s most well-known haunted sites.

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May Ree

3 months ago

I took over 100 photos today. Michael was our guide. He’s very knowledgeable, funny, and made our 2 person tour one to remember. Booked tickets off a qr code after a trolly stop 10 minutes before the tour. Very sad history. Absolutely gorgeous furniture and architecture. Definitely worth the trip and price.

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Cheryl Keller

a month ago

We took in the late night ghost hunting session. Amber, our tour guide was very high energy and explained everything to us and we had a lot of experiences that can’t be explained. We went together in small groups and explored each area of the house at different intervals. The spirits really were active and we had a great time. Well worth it!

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Rachel Harris

3 months ago

My husband and I were able to book the 9PM Ghost tour of the house last minute the day we arrived in Savannah. Nora was our guide that evening, and little did we know she had a fun little surprise in store for our tour group. Since it was a smaller group she allowed us to explore the main level of the house on our own with the lights dimmed after she walked us through the rooms we were allowed in and gave us the stories associated to them. It was a very cool experience, and completely unique to any tour I have ever done. She also allowed us some free time in the basement and carriage house as well. While we didn’t experience anything paranormal during our tour, we still enjoyed learning about the history of the home and the family that occupied it. Nora did a great job of adding historical context to the lives and lifestyle of the Sorrel family, and I highly recommend visiting the house if you have the opportunity. There are also paranormal investigations on select nights if you wish to try and discover answers to some of the lingering questions about the lives (and deaths) of the family yourself. If ghosts aren’t your thing the architectural and historical tours offered during the day are a solid option. Fun little note: if you do experience something supernatural during a tour of the house but are unable to capture it on your own camera just note the time and room it happened in. There are security cameras in every room so you can always email the museum and they might be able to see the anomaly on their footage if you give them the pertinent info. While they obviously can’t send an entire security tape to you, they might be able to at least confirm or debunk what you experienced

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Rachel

a month ago

We took the daytime tour yesterday with Trinity as our host. She was incredible! She spoke clearly for everyone to hear and follow along and she had so many interesting historical facts. I would definitely recommend this tour.

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6 West Harris Street, Savannah, GA 31401

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