Moon River Brewing Company
A Savannah brewpub in a building where duels and brawls killed patrons — upper floors are so active that renovation crews have walked off the job.
History & haunting lore
Moon River Brewing Company occupies the 1821 City Hotel building in Savannah's historic district. The building's history includes deadly duels, yellow fever deaths, and violent brawls during the antebellum period. It sat abandoned for decades before conversion to a brewpub.
The upper floors, not open to the public dining area, are considered particularly active. Renovation workers have reportedly refused to return after encounters with pushing, shadow figures, and a woman in white. The brewpub's ground floor generates its own reports of bottles moving and cold spots near the back rooms.
The brewpub serves food and craft beer in the ground-floor restaurant. Ghost tours of the upper floors are offered through partnership with local tour companies. Savannah's walkable historic district makes this easy to combine with other haunted locations.
Current site status
Ground-floor brewpub open for food and drink during regular restaurant hours. Upper floors accessible only through arranged ghost tours via partner tour companies. Located in Savannah's walkable historic district. Combine with other haunted Savannah locations for a full evening.
Activity at Moon River Brewing Company
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