Nightmarks in South Carolina
6 nightmarks documented
Fenwick Hall — the haunted plantation of Johns Island, South Carolina
A colonial-era woman walks among the live oaks of this 1730 Lowcountry plantation — inside, a phantom harpsichord plays for an audience that isn't there.
Bethesda Presbyterian Church — Agnes of Glasgow haunts Camden, South Carolina
Agnes crossed the Atlantic to find her husband already dead — her ghost still searches among the headstones of this Camden churchyard after 200 years.
Pawleys Island's Gray Man — the ghost who warns of hurricanes
For 200 years, a gray figure has appeared on this South Carolina beach before hurricanes — those who heed his warning find their homes spared.
USS Yorktown (CV-10) — the haunted aircraft carrier of Patriots Point
Over 140 sailors died aboard this WWII carrier — now their ghosts perform phantom duties in the engine room and walk the decks at Patriots Point.
Old Charleston Jail — 150 years of suffering haunt this antebellum prison
Denmark Vesey and serial killer Lavinia Fisher were held here — 137 years of suffering echo through the oldest jail in the American South.
Rosemary Hall — North Augusta's ghostly antebellum estate
A spectral woman walks the gardens of this antebellum estate at dusk — the hall's pre-Civil War history may explain the restless spirits within.