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Chippewa Square - (GA)

Address: 🏡 Savannah, GA 31401
Phone : +1 (912) 231-0906
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    Kate Rodionova: Came here for a dark history/ghost tour which unfortunately was quite underwhelming. Our guide was friendly, but I was hoping the tour would be more historic. I missed the good storytelling and historic facts, it felt more like a sleepover in middle school were you try to tell each other scary stories. I assume the historic tour of the house would havr been a better choice
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