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Would you be interested in a Haunted SCAD book?
SCAD GHOSTS
The book would contain stories by webvisitors and myself. 
If you think that the possibility of a SCAD ghost book is something you would either be interested in being a part of or buying please e-mail me.


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NEW  yes really.  Updated stories from you out there in cyber land.  As well as unsolved mysteries of SCAD LAND.








































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Whether you're a resident at O'House or Pulaski House, you know that sometimes things can go bump in the night.  After scouring the web for other SCAD students who might have had similar experiences, and finding none, I decided to create a page where those who had something to share could, and others, well you just sit back and enjoy the show.

I don't have to tell anyone who's spent any ammount of time in Savannah that there is a lot of paranormal activity. I am also not going to spend time on those ghost stories that we have all heard about Savnnah.  However if you'd like to aquaint yourself with some lore on Savannah ghosts the following are great books on the subject:  'Savannah Spooks and Spectres' by Maragret W. DeBolt, Savannah Ghosts' by Al Cobb and 'The Phantoms of Dixie 'by Hanz Holzer.  I am sure there are many more books out there on the subject but those are a few good ones to start.  I intend to concentrate on experiences I have had while in Savannah. Of course I am happy to post YOUR stories if you are willing to share.

A SPECIAL MESSAGE...
It has been brought to my attention that students living in Room 634 have been inundated with students coming to their room.  Let me say again...THIS ROOM IS NO LONGER INHABITED BY SPIRITS.  As I had written in my account, the activity stopped completely after winterbreak in 1996.  This is several years ago, and since I have not had any e-mail reports from those currently living in 634 I ask that you respect their privacy.
Thank you,
Rori













































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