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Washington Square: Hampton Lillibridge House

Black and white trim accents the house built by New Jersey native Hampton Lillibridge. It has long been known as a haunted house because of strange noises and weird happenings. Even after the Bishop of Georgia performed a rite of exorcism, the sound of clanking chains was heard. Of late, though, all has been peaceful here. 507 East St. Julian Street, second house from the square.

--Visitor's Guide to Savannah

Washington Square
1. Hampton Lillibridge House
(c.1796), second house from the square, 507 East St. Julian Street. Widow's walk atop gambrel roof on a grey frame house, rumored to be haunted.
2. International Seaman's House
25 Houston Street. Shady front porch with American flag; a welcome sight to seamen.
3. Trustees' Garden Village
Beginning at East Broad and Bay Streets. Originally ten acres of experimental gardens for the colonists - now a residential delight.

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