San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter is home to many entities. The Gaslamp Museum at the Davis-Horton House in particular. William Heath Davis founded the area, first known as New Town, and this section of San Diego developed quite a nasty reputation. Visit San Diego’s Most Haunted Museum, if You Dare Updated 2/10/2020 – Once considered a […]
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The National Exchange Hotel is one of the treasures of Nevada City. Though it shut down temporarily in 1863, it’s considered one of the oldest continuously operated hotels west of the Rockies. But you’re not here for a history lesson on this famous landmark, are you? Updated 9/23/2019 – You’re here to discover the things […]
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Students at Indian River Community College in Fort Pierce have long been visited by the presence of a spirit roaming their theater. Students claim that when he appears to them he is shrouded in a blue mist. One account states that when the ghost appears, the temperature in the room drops a significant amount, leaving the […]
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Welcome to the Cuban Club in Tampa, Florida, a place which the Travel Channel has named one of its ten most haunted places. And rightly so, considering the murders and suicides which have happened here. Updated 2/10/2020 – Originally founded in 1902 as a club for Cuban immigrants (most of whom were in the cigar-making […]
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The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is a 600,000 acre park located in Borrego Springs, California. This large state park is one of the few in California that allow visitors to camp throughout the entire 600,000 acres. Anza-Borrego also has 12 different campsites for those looking for basic camping amenities, which vary from site to site. […]
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The town of Burney, California, has a history tainted by death and destruction. The area itself used to be known as “the valley where Burney died” after a settler who died there in the 1850s, and it’s located at the base of an extinct volcano. Worse, a dead child haunts the nearby Black Ranch Road. The […]
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Remember the Stephen King novel (or movie Pet Sematary)? Remember how there was the regular cemetery, and there was the one that was behind that one, further out in the back of the beyond? Remember how you had to know it was there to find it, pretty much? That’s kind of how Shiloh Cemetery is. Updated […]
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If you’re ever in Clearwater, Florida, make sure to check out Crabby Bill’s Seafood. You’re sure to get a great meal, and if you’re lucky enough (or unlucky enough, depending on how you look at it) you might also get a good scare. Crabby Bill’s Seafood in Clearwater, you see, is widely reputed to be […]
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The tiny town of Dunlap is often overlooked by tourists to California, but underestimating the terrors of Dunlap Cemetery could lead to a visitor’s demise. Typical tourists flock to places like Hollywood and Venice Beach. Updated 9/23/2019 – But those with a love for truly terrifying towns know Dunlap all too well. The terrors of […]
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Once the heart of Los Angeles’ social hub in the 20th century… …it was THE luxury hotel before the Baltimore Hotel opened its doors. However, what once welcomed Hollywood’s elite and political figures is now… A desolate building with figurative and literal ghosts. Updated 2/10/2020 – From The Lady In Black to all of the other […]
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