Savannah Paranormal Museum

About Savannah Paranormal Museum

The Savannah Paranormal Museum invites visitors to explore over 150 exhibits examining the supernatural, paranormal investigation, and cryptozoology. Inside, guests encounter haunted artifacts recovered from some of the South's most infamous locations, including items from the Sorrel-Weed House, the Kehoe House, and the Hamilton-Turner Inn. The museum traces ghost stories and legends that have shaped Savannah's history as one of America's most haunted cities. Exhibits feature life-sized representations of famous cryptids including Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and the Plat Eye, a shape-shifting spirit of the Lowcountry. The collection includes cursed dolls and objects believed to carry paranormal imprints from their pasts. The museum also explores how different cultures throughout history have explained paranormal encounters and supernatural beliefs. Designed for both skeptics and believers, the museum presents evidence and legends side by side, inviting visitors to form their own conclusions about what they encounter. The museum is located in Savannah, Georgia, and tickets are sold online on the venue's website.