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Your Ultimate Guide to Exploring Savannah, GA: Haunting Histories, Gourmet Delights, and Family Adventures

Table of Contents Savannah, GA, is a city where every cobblestone and historic building tells a story—many of them haunted. No, seriously, everything is apparently haunted. From spine-tingling ghost tours to mouth-watering southern cuisine, Savannah offers an eclectic mix of attractions for both families and couples. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or a…

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Embracing Juneteenth: A Southern Gentleman’s Journey to Acknowledging the Past and Celebrating Freedom

As a Southern Gentleman, I’ve come to realize that acknowledging and celebrating Juneteenth is not just about honoring African American history—it’s about embracing our shared and imperfect history. It’s about recognizing the pain, confronting hard truths, and committing to a future where everyone is truly free and equal. I grew up with a certain understanding…

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There’s something about horror set deep in the woods that just works for me — and The Twisted Ones by T. Kingfisher absolutely understands that. From college campuses and small-town streets to amusement parks, courthouses, malls and quiet neighborhoods, the Peach State has helped bring some seriously recognizable horror movies to life. The South has no shortage of things lurking in the swamp. 🌿🐊 Michael McDowell takes an isolated stretch of the Alabama Gulf Coast, three old Victorian houses, oppressive summer heat, endless sand, and two deeply rooted Southern families—and turns all of it into one of the most unsettling Southern Gothic stories I’ve read. Down along the Georgia coast, folklore tells of a strange serpent-like creature lurking in the waters near Darien and the Altamaha River. They call it the Altamaha-ha — or “Altie” — and for generations, people have claimed this mysterious beast has haunted the marshes and tidal creeks of McIntosh County. Every fall, there are certain debates we can all count on. 🌲📚 OCTOBER BOOK CLUB IS HERE. Spooky Season reading list, Southern style. 👻📚 SOUTHERN READS: WOLF WORM 🐛📚

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