Most Haunted Places in America: The Pirates’ House We just came from a tour of some of the haunts in Savannah, Georgia. We got to see some great places and I even managed to save a place for our next visit Halloween weekend. Of course my team says I forgot about it but I know better. The Pirates’ House has been around since 1753 and in the beginning it was just that, a house for sailors, smugglers and pirates. Today it still is serving up nourishment as a very unique restaurant and holds its own as one of the most haunted places in America. The Pirates’ House is joined to the house next door considered to be the oldest house in Georgia. Over time moreRead the Rest…

We left off having some personal experiences in the banquet room and now we got our chance to head up to the third floor where the rooms are. We were the only ones in the Inn this evening so all the rooms were open to us. We enter room 6 and do an EMF sweep and after getting a base reading we all get the same feeling going into the bedroom. It is difficult to explain but we all explained it in the same way to each other, it is not really a feeling of being watched, it is a feeling that someone is there before you go in. There are four of us in this group and all four of us turned towards theRead the Rest…

Paranormal Investigation: Deland Artisan Inn The Ghost Eyes team had the pleasure of being included in an overnight investigation of the Artisan Inn in Deland Florida organized by Southern Ghosts. We made our way South from our Savannah tour early Saturday morning and along the way stopped by the St. Augustine Lighthouse and the Castillo de San Marcos. We arrived in Deland at the Artisan right before check in time. Heather was at the front desk, checked us in and showed us our room! That’s right no – “There is the elevator, go find it” she walked us to our room. I knew then this was not going to be an ordinary stay. Our night would begin at 8pm with a ghost tour around DelandRead the Rest…