The Haunting Georgian Hotel
Seemingly plucked from Miami, this art-deco, gaudy blue hotel is a striking edifice in the grey physicality of the inevitable sprawl of the concrete jungle known as Santa Monica. The hotel is, without a doubt, funky and even a bit whimsical, yet some ...
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Most Haunted Places in California
California's haunted reputation stems from its rich and tumultuous history, which includes tales of the Gold Rush, missions, and a diverse cultural heritage. The haunted locations are in abundance in California, built on tragedy and broken dreams. Fo ...
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Star of India
A ship full of entities, the Star of India, the oldest working sailing vessel, is an 1863 iron sailing ship. It was previously known as ‘The Euterpe,’ which is the Grecian muse of music. A gorgeous name for a magnificent ship. Star of India had a ...
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San Diego’s Haunted Museums
Filled To The Brim With Haunted History Museums capture the attention and love of most who enter them, homes to relics of the past, a safe haven for history to live on. The United States alone is home to over 35,000 museums, with Califor ...
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A Few Very (Bookable) Haunted Hotels in San Diego
California is bursting at the seams with haunted hotels, motels, and inns. San Diego is one of the most filled! We scoured the internet for truly eerie paranormal events happening at these haunted hotspots. Check out our list below to find your next ...
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Villa Montezuma Museum
Architecture that seems wildly out of place, the Villa Montezuma Museum is a Queen Anne-styled mansion that sits on the outskirts of San Diego. Built for Jesse Shepard in 1887, this historical landmark is believed by many to be the city’s most haun ...
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The William Heath Davis House
Building settlements and colonizing San Diego is no easy feat, regardless of the era. But way back in 1850, William Heath Davis attempted to do just that. By purchasing 160 acres of land, he was able to build a warehouse, construct a large wharf, and ...
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The Whaley House
The Whaley House gets its name from the residence's previous owners, the Whaley family. Built for them back in 1857, the grand home is known throughout San Diego as having witnessed more history than any other building in the city.One of the abso ...
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Old Point Loma Lighthouse
Located at the mouth of the San Diego Bay, the Old Point Loma Lighthouse was in service for 36 years before being decommissioned. Built in 1855, the Old Point Loma once had the distinction of having the highest elevation of any lighthouse while it wa ...
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Julian Cemetery
With the search for gold came also death; such is the history behind the Julian Pioneer Cemetery. Burial grounds like these are becoming more decrepit with each passing year, and this one is no different.Perhaps its rustic atmosphere is the compe ...
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