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Navigating Haunted Charleston

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[Note: Rumors that a previous party goer was injured when their molecules failed to reassemble after transport were grossly exaggerated.]

A serene, upscale residential neighborhood, just across the street from the beautiful White Point Garden with it's large live oaks, Spanish moss and iconic gazebo. The luxury of The Battery Carriage House Inn is found in the details, from their Charlestonian brick-lined carriageway and the matching gardens beyond. where Guests can relax and unwind in one of nine intimate guestrooms, (two of which are said to be haunted) all of which are gracefully decorated to compliment the time and theme of its historical lineage. Don't get too relaxed though. This Inn is the most haunted hotel in Charleston!
LIke the idea of a Monster's Ball? If you like dancing, the Old Exchange has hosted some festive romps, including one attended by George Washington, who danced with every lady present! You can also tour the basement where Provost Dungeon is said to retain some its former residents in ghostly, moaning splendor.
Do you believe in ghosts? Well, if you’re reading this, chances are your answer is a resounding, yes. But, what are your thoughts on Sunday brunches with homemade biscuits and sweet tea? If you’re a proponent of all these things, then this is the place for you.
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In its 137 year existence, over 14,000 people died on the ground's four acres. ... It's no wonder that so many spirits allegedly continue to roam about the jail still ...


​If you don't mind sharing your theater performance with some unpaying patrons (of a ghostly nature), you will enjoy a trip to the Dock Street Theater.  Historic Dock Street Theatre was the first building in America built exclusively to be used for theatrical performances. Flora, the first opera performance in America, took place here.
Feeling like some spirits of a more liquid type? Try the Blind Tiger Pub. Blind Tiger is the name given to speakeasies during the days of prohibition and bootlegging, so it's no wonder spirits of another kind linger on the premises. 
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Annabel Lee, by Edgar Allan Poe was the last complete poem ever published of Poe, two days after his death in 1849. The beauty and elegance of the poem, with its theme of eternal love, reaches deep into the depths of Charlestonfolklore.
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Care to shop for jewelry or art? This is the place for you. However, over a century ago, the Pink House sat in the midst of Mulatto Alley, Charleston's former Red Light district, and some of the former residents are still looking for clients!
There are lots of great prizes this year and if you want to win, you have to enter! So hop on over to the haunted blog!


The oldest thing living East of the Rockies! Thought to be from 500 to 1500 yers old, With that much history beneath its massive branches, there's sure to be a few skeletons...and ghosts!
We heard a lot of noise coming from the Haunted Cemetery. Apparently they are playing ghostly games.

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