Meet Our Cast

I’m a bit of a wanderer. I’ve dragged my cat from California to Massachusetts to Kentucky to Oregon and, now, to Savannah in search of our forever home. I love TV and movies, being in and around water, and being with people that make me laugh. I came to the American Prohibition Museum for the great people, classic cocktails, and flapper dresses.

I am from Bradenton, FL and moved to St. Augustine for college. I graduated from Flagler College in 2022 with a degree in Art History. I moved to Savannah for fun and new experiences! I love anything artistic. One of my favorite things to do is draw in Forsyth Park with my friends. I also love traveling and being outdoors or snuggling up with my cat. I love museums and the American Prohibition Museum seemed like a very fun place to work.

I’m a New Jersey native who’s been living in Savannah since coming down in 2010 for school and falling in love with the Hostess City. There are two places I’m always trying to get back to: the stage and out in nature. You can find me on various Savannah stages, specializing in Shakespeare but always down for any great story. If I can climb a mountain or splash around in a river or catch a sight of a cool bird, I’m a happy guy. Another big passion that’s fueled my career with Old Town Trolley is my love of travel. I’m always looking forward to the next big adventure with the best views, food, and people I can find. When guests come to Savannah looking for the same, I’m proud to be part of making that happen.

I was born and raised in Savannah, GA. I have three degrees in English & Education and I taught in public schools for eight years prior to entering the tourism industry. I have three cats, all of which are named after Addams Family characters. In addition to cats, I also love books, cheese, dry, white wines, shopping, and spooky things. I originally was interested in applying to be a paranormal investigator with the Ghost Hunters of Savannah attraction because I love spooky things, but when offered the opportunity to be part of the team at the American Prohibition Museum, it all sounded so fun and I said, “Sure!”

I grew up with 6 older brothers. I’m the youngest and the only girl. I attended Georgia Southern University for Psychology. I am an improv performer with Front Porch Improv and am obsessed with the USS Indianapolis. I live with 3 cats and a dog. I worked for LensCrafters before becoming an improviser and I’ve also been a tour guide for the Sorrel-Weed House, Savannah Taste Experience, and Savannah for Morons. I genuinely love history and appreciate being able to live a life of hospitality while sharing all the fun facts I’ve learned, too.

I come from a very tight knit family of varying interests and hobbies, but we are all travelers and explorers at heart. We are weird but, hey, being normal is boring. I’m deep into genealogy and family history obsession. Anytime I get free time, I’m either browsing Ancestry.com, analyzing a document, or planning a research trip. I’ve always been a history geek so becoming interested in my own family history was inevitable. After a rough year, I was looking to return to the Savannah area. I happened to open a job portal on my phone and the docent position was the first listing. A few weeks later, I was looking for apartments!

I was born and raised in Pensacola, FL. I finally decided to move from my hometown to Savannah in 2022 to be with my girlfriend. In my spare time, I play video games, watch Vikings football, and go out with friends. I go on many weekend trips with my girlfriend if we get off work together.

I am originally from Snellville, GA. My wife and I married and moved to Savannah in 2019. We now have two pups and very much enjoy our life in Savannah. I love anything that allows me to spend time with my wife, Lindsey, and our dogs, Artie and Greta. I also enjoy screenwriting and filmmaking. I came to work here because I have a passion for history and the City of Savannah.

I graduated from Georgia Southern University. I’ve just moved back to Savannah after living here previously. I’m big into video games and playing guitar. Recently, I’ve gotten into riding motorcycles and I played lacrosse in high school and college. I fell in love with the atmosphere and hospitality of the speakeasy in the museum and it seemed like a fantastic place to work.

I’ve been in Georgia for three years now and I moved to Savannah in July 2022 to live with my partner and our dog. I’m very passionate about crafting cocktails and identify as a professional bartender. I also enjoy sewing, playing video games, and Dungeons & Dragons. I really enjoy meeting all the people from out of town. Sharing in the tourists’ experience is very gratifying and I decided the American Prohibition Museum would be a good place to bring the history of Savannah to life.

I’m from Pennsylvania and wanted a change. I like learning new skills, drawing, watercolor painting, watching films, and listening to music. I came to the American Prohibition Museum because I like learning and history.

I am a Savannah native with a passion for history and preservation. I have a background in real estate sales and my family is involved in commercial & residential renovation. In my downtime, I enjoy anything on the water—from kayaking to sailing. I was in food & beverage for twenty years, so, naturally, I enjoy dining out at new establishments. I came to Old Town Trolley because of a desire to help guests of our city discover the rich history it has to offer.

I’m a lifelong traveler, hospitalian, and citizen of the world. My girlfriend, wonderful stepdaughter, and I LOVE being in Savannah. I enjoy piano, rock climbing, hiking & camping, horseback riding, cooking, reading, and swimming. I was referred to the American Prohibition Museum by a friend.

I just moved here from Austin, TX where I’d been bartending and working as a barista. I’ve also spent the last few years running and building different coffee & bar programs. I’m currently pusuing my MFA in Animation at SCAD. In my free time, I like to paint, watch movies, swim, and hike. The American Prohibition Museum has bartending, history, and performance. What more could I ask for?

I’m a military brat who bounced across the country before settling in Virginia. I was raised with a younger sister by a single mom. I originally went to college for Computer Science but decided it wasn’t for me. I’m a big fan of Dungeons & Dragons as well as performing at Front Porch Improv. I decided that I never wanted to work in manufacturing and I talk a lot so this seemed like a perfect fit!

I’m a Savannah native who loves photography, kayaking, and cats. Cocktail history is one of the most fascinating subjects and being able to tell its story is a wonderful and exciting thing.