Haunted California

The structure was the first property in Los Angeles that was built to be earthquake resistant. More affairs and convalescence from cosmetic surgery has occurred here than probably anywhere else in “Tinsel

Calico Ghost Town, founded in 1881, is a historic silver mining town where some people struck it rich and others lost everything. Like most western towns, Calico rip-roared with saloons and bordellos,

Americans have always been fascinated by the idea of stardom. Perhaps that is why some call Los Angeles the “land of broken dreams.” Many a high school drama student has packed his

The Santa Susana Pass Road, which winds through the rocky sagebrushcovered hills connecting the Los Angeles suburb of Chatsworth to the east side of Simi Valley, was once a dusty stagecoach trail

Up in the Hollywood hills, above the hustle and bustle of the city and not far from the allegedly haunted ruins of Harry Houdini’s old burned-out mansion, lies the intersection of Laurel

The restored Mission La Purisima de Conception near Lompoc, California, looks much like it did when it was inhabited by Spanish priests and a working population of “neophytes”—the Chumash natives of the

The Golden Gate Bridge is worldfamous for attracting suicides, but its neighbor, the 4.5-mile San FranciscoOakland Bay Bridge, boasts the bay area’s most impressive and reliable ghost. Littleknown outside the local populace,

San Francisco Art Institute Museum thought to be haunted by the troublesome spirits attached to an old CEMETERY. The San Francisco Art Institute, located at 800 Chestnut Street in Russian Hill, is

Queen Mary Haunted ocean liner, now a hotel. One of the most elegant and fastest passenger ships of the Cunard White Star Line, the RMS Queen Mary also served as a troopship

The Manrow House is a Haunted residence in San Francisco known as the “House of the Demons.” The house’s spectacular and unusual activity in the mid-19th century was widely reported in California