17Hundred90 has stood in Savannah’s historic district for generations—or at least, that’s how the story is often told. But start pulling at the threads of its past, and the history becomes far more interesting.

In Episode One of Entry 003, haunted mirror society goes looking for the inn that existed before the legend: a collection of old buildings, different owners, changing streets, and pieces of Savannah history eventually joined together beneath one unforgettable name.

Along the way, we follow the paper trail, sort history from tradition, and explore how a place can slowly become something larger than the facts preserved in the record.

Because old buildings collect more than dates and names.

They collect stories.

Some are documented.
Some are passed from one person to the next.
And some linger so long that it becomes difficult to remember where the history ends and the legend begins.

There are ghost stories here, of course. This is Haunted Mirror Society. But before we go looking for what may still be walking these halls, we wanted to know what these walls had already witnessed.

Because some places don’t just hold history… they hold you.

A sound buried beneath a conversation.
A knock with no one on the other side.
A voice no one remembers hearing in the room.
And somewhere among hours of recordings… the delicate sound of a music box.

Throughout our stay at the Battery Carriage House, our recorders captured moments we couldn’t fully explain at the time. Some were subtle. Others stopped us in our tracks when we listened back.

In the final chapter of our Battery Carriage House entry, we return to the audio itself—the EVPs, the unexplained knocks, the music box, and the moments surrounding each recording—to ask what, if anything, was trying to make itself heard.

Because perhaps places don’t only hold history in their walls.

Perhaps they hold echoes—fragments of voices, sounds and moments that somehow linger long after the people who made them are gone.

And every once in a while, we may get close enough to hear them.

Episode Five: What the Silence Left Behind
The final chapter of our Battery Carriage House entry.

Welcome to Yesterday.

Have you ever wondered what becomes of Charleston’s stories after dark?

When the sun disappears beyond the harbor and the crowds begin to thin, Charleston seems to change. The familiar streets grow quieter, the old homes fade into shadow, and for a little while, it can feel as though you’ve slipped out of the present and into another time.

In Episode 4, we climb aboard a carriage and travel through Charleston’s historic streets, following tales of tragedy, mystery, and the spirits said to still linger where the past refuses to disappear.

Come with us as we leave the Battery Carriage Inn behind and experience another side of the Holy City—where history and haunting begin to blur, and every turn seems to carry another story waiting in the darkness.

Entry 2: The Battery Carriage Inn | Episode 4: Charleston After Dark — A Haunted Carriage Ride

Because in Charleston, nightfall doesn’t end the stories. Sometimes, it brings them back to life.