All posts in "Southern California"

Prepare for a Restless Night at Temecula’s Very Haunted Palomar Inn

“Beautifully quaint” is the first thought that comes to mind while standing outside the Palomar Inn on 28522 Old Town Front Street in Temecula, Southern California. Surrounded by 3,000 acres of vineyards and western themed shopping centers, it’s truly a haven for tourists. Updated 2/10/2020 – But if you’re sensitive to the paranormal, all you […]

Bloomington: “Dead Screamers” Lurk At The Green Acres Cemetery

On the eastern end of 7th Street, in the bustling town of Bloomington, California, lies the popular Green Acres Cemetery. Updated 2/10/2020 – Throughout most of the year, the cemetery is quiet, but every Halloween, that changes. Every Halloween, Green Acres Cemetery is haunted by a dead girl who can’t find rest on the cemetery grounds. […]

Santa Paula: Paranormal Activity at The Glen Tavern Inn

Keep your wits about you and be prepared for a chilling stay at the Glen Tavern Inn. Located at:  134 N Mill St, Santa Paula, CA 93060 (USA), it has become a famous destination for avid ghost hunters. The history behind the Glen Tavern Inn includes many hauntings, which include a spirit known as “Calvin” […]

Haunted Essex: The Ghost Zombie With a Rope at Kelso Depot

Welcome to Essex, California, home of the old ghost town of Kelso. This is a great travel destination, as the town has many points of historical interest, not the least of which is the old Kelso Depot. Of course, there are quite a few people who say that the Kelso Depot is haunted. The Kelso […]

Angeles National Forest: “Animal-Like” Ghost Stalks Hikers

Hiking. Fishing. Exploring. Recreational activities are abounding at and around South Mount Hawkins. The mountain was named after a local waitress, by the name of Nellie Hawkins. Nellie was known for helping tourists when they would stay at the Squirrel Inn, where she worked. Updated 2/10/2020 – South Mt. Hawkins is a part of the […]

Haunted Orange County: Dark Confrontation at Black Star Canyon

Black Star Canyon is located in Orange County, CA – close to the Santa Ana mountain range. Not too far from where I grew up. It has a dark and haunted history filled with battles between Native American tribes and settlers, trappers and the Spanish, and terrifying paranormal phenomena. Updated 2/10/2020 – We didn’t learn […]

Calabasas: Ghostly Nightmares Haunt The Sagebrush Cantina

Imagine sitting down to eat a hearty meal only to find yourself looking across the table into the eyes of a tormented spirit. Some patrons of the Sagebrush Cantina Restaurant and Saloon in Calabasas, CA., have experienced just that. Updated 2/10/2020 – Sagebrush Cantina might be known for its great food and friendly wait staff, […]

Beaumont: The Old Oak Tree That Can Raise The Dead

Welcome to Beaumont, California. There is nothing new in our culture about the idea of the “common tree” in a township. From a place where the teenagers go when they’re not in school to drink and learn as much about sex as possible, to the mysterious domain of local legends, the common tree is a […]

San Bernardino: The Horrific Paranormal Secrets of Fort Irwin

Nestled in the Mojave Desert in the north of San Bernardino County, Fort Irwin is an active major training area. By training there, Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf and the whole cast of the war movie ‘Fury’ may have re-introduced the name of Fort Irwin National Training Center in today’s popular culture. Updated 2/10/2020 – However, […]

Death Valley: The Haunting of the Amargosa Opera House

Welcome to Death Valley Junction, home of the Amargosa Opera House and Hotel. The hotel is open for business, and vi itors can stay in one of the reasonably-priced rooms of a hotel where famous people such as Red Skelton have lain their heads. You are apt, in your visit, to see any number of […]

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