Destination Ghost

Savannah’s Marshall House has welcomed travelers since 1851, but not every guest may have checked out. Join host Chris Allen as he explores the hotel’s history as a yellow fever hospital and Civil War medical ward, along with chilling reports of wounded soldiers, ghostly children, running faucets, and human remains allegedly discovered beneath the floorboards.

In the heart of Savannah, where the air itself feels older than memory, stands the house at 432 Abercorn Street. For generations, its shuttered windows and silent halls have drawn whispers of tragedy, obsession, and the unspeakable things that dwell just beyond reason. In this episode, historian and paranormal researcher Chris Allen uncovers the true story behind one of Savannah’s most infamous hauntings—a tale woven from loss, cruelty, and the haunting persistence of guilt.
Through verified historical records and firsthand accounts, “The Sixth Child” explores how rumor became legend and legend became something far darker. Was it madness, grief, or something supernatural that took hold of that home? Step inside, if you dare, and listen as Savannah’s shadows speak.
Real people. Real history. Real hauntings.

Echoes of the South: The Keeper of the Light
In this evocative episode of Echoes of the South, historian and paranormal researcher Chris Allen ascends the spiral stairs of the St. Augustine Lighthouse, a place where history and haunting share the same flickering flame. For more than a century, its beam has cut through the dark Atlantic night, guiding sailors home—and, some say, illuminating the shadows of those who never left.
Through the tragic stories of the lighthouse keepers and their families, the mysterious accidents, and the chilling encounters reported by investigators, this episode reveals how love, duty, and loss have etched themselves into the walls of the tower. From the laughter of lost children to the silhouette seen high upon the railing, The Keeper of the Light explores not just the ghosts of the past, but the enduring devotion that binds them to the living.
It is a story of light and darkness, of echoes carried on sea wind, and of the human spirit’s refusal to fade.

In this haunting episode of Beyond the Mortal Coil, historian and paranormal researcher Chris Allen descends into one of Savannah’s most tragic and overlooked true stories: the life and death of Charles Naujack. Once a respected pharmacist and hospital steward, Naujack’s descent into despair at Old Candler Hospital in the late nineteenth century became one of the city’s most sorrowful legends.
Through archival records, eyewitness accounts, and chilling whispers that still echo through the hospital’s darkened halls, this episode explores the mystery of Naujack’s final night—and the lingering presence many believe still walks the corridors. Was his death the end of a life or the beginning of a haunting?
With meticulous research and an atmosphere steeped in gothic melancholy, Beyond the Mortal Coil invites listeners to peer beyond history’s veil and confront the echoes that refuse to fade.

She looked like any other doll—soft, harmless, stitched with a smile. But in 1970, a pair of nurses claimed she wasn’t just moving on her own… she was watching. In this episode of Destination Ghost, host Chris Allen investigates the true story of Annabelle, the infamous Raggedy Ann said to be manipulated by something far darker than a child’s spirit. From the first haunting signs to the Warrens’ eerie conclusions, this is a chilling dive into the case that made one doll world-famous—and permanently locked behind glass.

When workers at Savannah’s historic Foley House Inn uncovered a human skeleton sealed inside a wall during 1987 renovations, it confirmed a chilling legend whispered for nearly a century. In this episode, host Chris Allen unravels the true story behind the bones, the widow who may have killed to protect herself, and the deathbed confession no one believed—until the walls gave up their secret. Part mystery, part history, all Savannah.