Hampton Lillibridge House

Long considered Savannah's most haunted house, the Hampton Lillibridge House is the only one in the city known to have undergone an official exorcism — performed by the Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of Georgia on December 7, 1963, though the activity reportedly returned within a week, more intense than before. The house was saved from demolition in the 1960s when preservationist Jim Williams purchased and restored it; during the renovation, workers reported vanishing tools, footsteps when they knew they were alone, and a strange sense of unease, and a workman was killed when the house next door collapsed during the move. Neighbors and later residents have reported a man in a black suit and bow tie in the third-floor window when the house stood empty, a woman's scream from inside, and sightings of an older gray-haired man.