These two photos were taken inside the bunkers at Fort Pulaski, a Civil War era fort, at the exact same time. One image shows an empty passage. In the other, a dark figure appears inside the bunker, shaped like someone in uniform, mid-stride. When they decided to check the passage after taking the photo, no one was there. This fort has a long history of reported paranormal activity involving footsteps, voices, and shadowy figures moving through its tunnels. Photo Credit: Sourcloudy Video Credits

Happy 100th Birthday, Fort Pulaski National Monument! Today, we celebrate a century of preserving history and honoring heroes like March Haynes. Head to the fort for free tours, inspiring talks, and a heartwarming performance by the First African Baptist Church’s Children’s Choir. It’s a day filled with learning, family fun, and remembering the stories that shaped our community. Don’t miss out on this historic occasion! #VisitTybee #MarchHaynesCommunityDay #FortPulaski #TybeeIsland #CelebrateHis

Fort Pulaski National Monument This is a wonderful tool provided for us by the National Park Service to help teach more about the places that need to be preserved for history. Our kids are excited when we say we are going to visit a National: Fort, Mission or Park and start asking a million questions. I love that their eyes light up with curiosity and want to learn more about where we are going and are excited to explore it! The Junior Ranger booklets are very helpful tools for homeschool or eve