Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from Real Ghost Stories Online and the Grave Talks.

There's something different about Savannah.

The way the moss hangs heavy on the oaks.

The way the fog never quite lifts from the corners of its cobblestone streets.

And the way Colonial Park Cemetery sits there, silent, yet somehow listening.

Tucked within the historic heart of one of America's oldest cities,

this cemetery doesn't just hold the dead.

It seems to hold on to something else.

Stories, secrets, restless echoes from a time when epidemics swept through with merciless precision.

Dules were settled with pistols at dawn and war left its mark on the living and the buried alike.

Some say it's Button-Guinette, signer of the Declaration, whose spirit still lingers, his fate unsettled.

Others report, shadow figures slipping between the

headstones, unseen footsteps crunching through gravel or the soft cry of a child, long since

buried in an unmarked grave. Is it simply the atmosphere, the cracked stones and crooked fences,

or has the emotional trauma soaked into the ground itself

bleeding through the veil between this world and the next?

Tonight we walk the cemetery's paths after dark.

We listen to the voices from centuries past,

and we ask the question,

Savannah itself seems to whisper.

What truly lies beneath Colonial Park Cemetery?

I'm Tony Bruske. Let's dig in. Nestled in the heart of Savannah's historic district,

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