In this holiday-themed episode of the Made of Savannah podcast, host Dee Daniels host Dee Daniels welcomes returning guest and Savannah's sought-after history and ghost tour guide, Enocha Edenfield.   HUGE THANKS to our PARTNER this season - Ethan Allen Savannah. Shop Ethan Allen's furniture store today in Savannah, GA, at 5525 Abercorn St., just 10 minutes from Savannah’s historic downtown. We offer a broad range of furniture and accessories, including quality living room furniture, dining room furniture, bedroom furniture and home décor. Create the look you'll love from classic to contemporary with free interior design help from our design pros. Call us at 912.629.9940.   Dee Daniels and Enocha Edenfield delve into discussions about historical women from Savannah whose legacies have often been overlooked. Enocha shares stories about Gerald Chan Sieg, Susie King Taylor, Mosianna Milledge, and Clermont Lee, highlighting their remarkable contributions to Savannah's history.   The conversation also touches on Enocha's Victorian Christmas tours, her journey to becoming a tour guide, and the importance of preserving Savannah's historic squares and Bonaventure Cemetery. This episode is packed with fascinating historical insights and holiday cheer.   Learn more about the voices and topics in this episode:  Meet Enocha Edenfield   Proudly produced by Dee Daniels Media The Made of Savannah podcast is a creative production of Corcoran Austin Hill Realty! Season 6 SPONSOR - thank you - ETHAN ALLEN SAVANNAH (stop by and ask for your free gift) THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!   FIND A FAVORITE SPOT IN THIS EPISODE:  00:00 Welcome and Guest Introduction 01:02 Victorian Christmas Tours in Savannah 02:46 Badass Women in Savannah History 05:10 Enocha's Journey to Savannah 07:41 Gerald Chan Seig: A Trailblazing Poet 16:35 Susie King Taylor: A Legacy of Firsts 25:56 Mosianna Milledge: Culinary Pioneer 28:14 Introduction to Gullah Geechee Cuisine 28:53 Mosianna's Influence and Legacy 29:11 Rosa Lewis: The Queen of Cooks 29:28 Mosianna's Return to Savannah 31:31 Unmarked Graves and Historical Recognition 33:13 Claremont Lee: Pioneering Landscape Architect 35:43 Preserving Savannah's Historic Squares 40:40 Bonaventure Cemetery: Restoration and Respect 45:48 Ghost Encounters and Holiday Traditions