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Americus, Georgia

Big Bend Ghost Trackers have been welcomed into this thriving community with open arms and treated like one of it’s own.  Americus is the epitome of southern hospitality.  Rich and deep rooted in history along with  a bit of “haunted “history makes this a delightful place to visit . We thank you and plan many future visits to your wonderful town.



Did you know?  Famed aviator Charles Lindbergh learned to fly in Americus at Souther Field.







This is the final resting place of many of the founding fathers of Sumter County and the final resting places of many of our brave boys in gray in the Confederate section of the cemetery.

Oak Grove Cemetary




This unique grave is said to hold the earthly remains of  Wright  Brady and a  horse……the grave at his feet is the perhaps not so final resting place of his wife.



Historical Haunted Sites

Windsor Hotel - Lamar Street



The friendly ghost of a precautious little girl, her mother and the old elevator operator Floyd who loved his job so much that he has chosen to work on in his after-life.

Rylander Theatre - Lamar Street


Old theaters are known venues for a haunting and this one is said to be no exception. Reported to be haunted by a former employee!! Such dedication still hard at work in his after-life.

Stayed Tuned! BBGT will have a full investigation report soon!



The Colonal Fish House - Hwy 49

The Colonal Fish House, is said to be haunted by the ghost of Colonel George Fish after he was found murdered here in the late 1800's. The house was originally located in Oglethorpe. The ghost followed its house to its current location.


The Garden Inn 'Bed & Breakfest' - Reese Park Drive
This historic inn, built in 1847, also plays host to a ghost.