Does anyone happen to know where this house is located? My husband is deploying to Iraq and loves haunted houses, I am planning on taking him to many other places and I was interested in this one. If someone who knows where it is please let me know? I will check back here so, no need to email me. thanks a ton.

i would like any one that knows any thing about gohst and haunted houses in the south that are real to let me know or a siter that has a lot of info about gohst my email is preach20@hotmail.com email me and let me know

To Lori who wanted to know where the house is located, it is located on the Augusta State University in Augusta,Georgia.I’m not sure where it is exactly,but you could go on one of the tours if they ‘re still having them

HI,
I AM A TOUR GUIDE AT THE HOUSE ! IT IS LOCATED ON UPPER BROAD ST. NOT ON THE OLD A.S.U. CAMPUS , AS SOMEONE SAID !
THE HOUSE WAS BUILT IN 1797 , AFTER THE REVOLUTION .IT IS IN WONDERFUL CONDITION AND IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE BEST PRESERVED FEDERAL HOUSES IN GEORGIA !
AN EARLIER HOUSE ,NO LONGER STANDING NEARBY ,WAS THE McKAY HOUSE WHERE THE PATRIOTS WERE HANGED,BUT THE CURRENT IDEA IS THAT THE GHOST OF THE MOTHER THAT HAD 2 SONS HANGED MOVED TO THIS HOUSE !

Actually, the Ezekiel Harris House Museum is located on Broad Street. If you try looking for it around the college campus, you’re never going to find it. There are some interesting haunted spots on the campus, however.

I remember visiting what was then called the McKay House when i was a kid,(but then i guess they did their homework and said the Mckay house was not the name of the house,but instead the Harris house),anyway, there was an outside stairwell that had a stout beam above the center of the stairs, and we would visit the house and listen to the stories of the hangings. The original story as told to us was, that if you stood on the 13th step and were very quiet you could hear the ghost cry out.
Ther was also a mini model of merchants trading tobacco on the top floor, and then you could visit what was supposedly the kitchen (located in the basement portion of the house). I think the house is worth another visit from me ,and if you have never been maybe it should make it on your list of places to see.

how many ez houses r they the same story under alabama hell does every confed state have one ? can they make up a new name like the bob house or bubba house mabe people tell the same stories in every state like the spooky rr tracks where your car is pushed off the tracks by dead kids or acry baby brige where awomen aways in a white dress has a wreck or is hit by a truck or breaks down and gets killed dy dogs iknow there are really weird stuff that happens but some i mean most of this stuff are just storys

I live behind this house. Never really have seen anything strange. Not saying these accounts are not true, as I have encountered supernatural situations in my house as do most other people who live in the few pre-1900 houses in this neighborhood.

I do know the house not it self is not not haunted but the ground it on is. Ive never really belived in goast of anything like that until I Visited a Church called Horns creek, in sc!! That **** is really haunted!! There are so many different srories about the place but one is a young girl was kidnapped and killed under the old bridge you have to cross to get there. They say your car will cut off as you go over it. ours dident but our cameras and video cameras went harie! while we was there and after we left they were fine. so go see for yourself!!

I cannot believe how you all fight over a gohst story!! grow up children!!!

Has anyone ever seen the Boots marching across Broad St. in front of the house. I experienced this last year around 2:oo am in the morning..Was wandering if I was the only one to ever see this. The house is educational alone and a good place to learn some history about the south. I live close by and have heard all the stories but never heard nor seen anything othernthan the Boots.

This is actually not true. I live in Augusta; in the early 1900’s my aunt lived in the home when it was at the time a boarding house. The house that someone was hung (Brown Home if I recall) at was in visable distance from the Harris Home but is no lnoger standing. Both were near the Confederate Powder Works. Contact the Augusta Historical Society and they will be glad to fill you in on the real details.

i was wonering if this ghost still lived there and is it a good enity or a denomd and do people stay there and have you ever saw the ghost yourself

ok kurtis tate…. ill knuckle up with u…. only this u ready to get ur *** beat by a girl?? exactly what i thought…. who know the spirti mighta got p`oed that they knocked down its fu**ing house so now its probably at the other house scaring the shi% outta dumba$$e$ that come in there tryin to see it!!! all yall r retarded, now i know y msi made that song stupid mother fu**er!!! dedicating it to yall! none of u know anything about ghosts and spirits!!! and if yall thank that yall gone piss me off thank again!!! and to u fakename!! i thank u rock the ganj alot!! dont worry i sedate myself with the ganj quite often!! and im in love with my sweet maryjane!! any way people look up fact about this stuff…. IF U RENOVATE OR TEAR DOWN ANYTHING THAT A SPIRIT STILL LINGERS AT IN THE AFTER-LIFE IT WILL BE PISSED OR MAYBE MOVE INTO THE PLACE PARRALELL OR NEAR WHERE IT HAD BEEN DISTURBED….smart ass3s!! learn the facts before u decide to down someone for what they say or believe in!! oh and i dreally dont appreciate the smart comment that anyone had to say rednecks!!! cuz bit** my flag flies and its gone keep flyin til someone has balls enough to try and bring it down!!! oh and dont try it!! i got a bunch of redneck friends that will do the opposite of what ur gonna attemp to do!!! so come on and try me bitc#es!!!!
and to the ones that r coming hear to hear about ghost stories none f this applies unless u got a problem with my flag!!!

i would like to get in touch with the owner to see if maybe they will allow
me to investigate the clams of ghost’s and poltergeist please contact me via email

Until about 1964, the Ezekiel Harris House was MISTAKENLY identified as the Mackay House, also known as Mackay Trading Post, and Fort Brown. The real Mackay House, where the Seige of Augusta and the hangings took place is no longer standing. A fire station occupies that site.
Ezekiel Harris was NOT hung, but died in Wilkes County, Ga., at the age of 71.

My uncle rented a room in that house many years ago when it being used for apartment rentals. He said you could hear noises at night and he only stayed there three nights and moved out. He was a very honest man

DAVID13 Lindsey the house is located in harrisburge where I live. But I have heard that people be seeing the patroits mother on the 2 and 3 floor

Ok, this is how I heard it. It was a soldier but it was a soldier from the war of 1812 who was captured near Savannah. The soldier was brought to Augusta to stand trial and was eventually hung in the house. He was followed by several others. The one about the slave who was caught with his masters wife is down on 8th street (I think) it’s called the whipping post where it is “alleged” that slaves were beaten there. This particualr case was the last slave to be publicly beaten there and he put a curse on the post that is anyone tried to tear it down they would die. once again allegedly 3 people who did try to demolish it died but I have not been able to find proof of it.

I wonder if this is true at all.I do not belive in ghost.Because i have never seen one.when i go their it would be very intristing to find out if this is true.if so i will be amazed