Haunted Places in Charleston, South Carolina

Haunted Museums (2)

On August 5, 1776, someone stood on the steps of the Exchange Building at 122 East Bay Street and read the Declaration…

Anne Bonny's ghost has been spotted peeking out from behind museum displays inside Charleston's oldest public building.

In 1993, a self-described skeptic staying in Room 8 woke up to find a headless torso floating beside his bed.

During the 1930s restoration of the Planters' Hotel, workers raised the second floor by exactly one foot.

There is a room inside the main house at Magnolia Plantation that staff call "the Dying Room." Most employees refuse to…

The Sugar House next door to the Old Charleston Jail had treadmills.

A young woman named Anna Ravenel, from one of Charleston's most prominent families…

Over five weeks in the autumn of 1718, forty-nine pirates were hanged at gallows erected at White Point…

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