Kehoe House's website quotes Official Savannah Ghost Tours, which reports a belief that two Kehoe children died in the house and that William and Anne Kehoe are commonly reported as apparitions, most often in Room 201 and the cupola.
Apparition
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Kehoe House is a 13-room bed and breakfast on Columbia Square in Savannah's historic district, built in 1892 for iron foundry owner William Kehoe and used for much of the 20th century as a funeral home 1, 2. The inn's website calls it one of the more popular stops on local ghost tours and quotes Official Savannah Ghost Tours on apparitions of William and Anne Kehoe reported in Room 201 and the cupola 2. It also collects guest accounts of being woken by the touch of small children in two second-floor rooms, and of children heard running in the hallways when none had checked in 2. Visitors commonly describe light touches at the bedside, footsteps and children's voices on the second floor, and figures taken for members of the Kehoe family.
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Kehoe House's website quotes Official Savannah Ghost Tours, which reports a belief that two Kehoe children died in the house and that William and Anne Kehoe are commonly reported as apparitions, most often in Room 201 and the cupola.
Apparition
The inn reports that guests in two second-floor rooms have been woken by what they describe as the caresses of small children. Other guests have said they heard children running and playing in the hallways after hours when no families with children were staying.
Disembodied voice · Footsteps · Touched
The history · Savannah, Georgia
Kehoe House is a 13-room bed and breakfast on Columbia Square in Savannah's historic district, built in 1892 for iron foundry owner William Kehoe and used for much of the 20th century as a funeral home 1, 2. The inn's website calls it one of the more popular stops on local ghost tours and quotes Official Savannah Ghost Tours on apparitions of William and Anne Kehoe reported in Room 201 and the cupola 2. It also collects guest accounts of being woken by the touch of small children in two second-floor rooms, and of children heard running in the hallways when none had checked in 2. Visitors commonly describe light touches at the bedside, footsteps and children's voices on the second floor, and figures taken for members of the Kehoe family.
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