In honor of Halloween, and all the posts about this day, I figured I'd chime in. So instead of listing normal haunted houses in my area, I'm going to give you a list of truly haunted places. Halloween doesn't have to be just about October 31st. There are millions of people all around the world that enjoy or are interested in haunting a. And with all the scary movies that have been released in the last few years, "haunted" locations are becoming more and more popular. So for anyone interested in looking for a frightful place in the beautiful state of California, here's a short list.
RMS Queen Mary- Located in Long Beach, California. This retired ocean liner that once sailed for the Cunard line is now a permanently docked museum ship. Rumor has it that cabin B340 is haunted by a murder victim, and ghostly children can be heard playing in the ships nursery. Also, the engine room is haunted by a sailor who was killed there, and a lady in white, who is u identified, also has been seen.
Savannah Memorial Park Pioneer Cemetery- Located in Rosemead, California. During the daylight hours, apparitions have been caught on photo. During the night, the sounds of people conversing can be heard. a children can be heard playing at night. This place is filled with the bodies of orphaned children. Everything within a few blocks is built on top of unmarked graves. The bodies are still there.
Claremont Hotel Club And Spa- Located in Berkeley, California. In the late 1800s, this site contained a castle-like home, but in 1901 it burned to the ground. The Claremont hotel opened in 1915, and to this day, folks say they can smell smoke in their smoke free rooms. On the fourth floor, said to be the most haunted, witnesses report flickering lights and tvs that come on by themselves.
Los Coches Adobe- Located in Soledad, California. Here you may see a ghostly lady in black walking the grounds, and hear the screams of trapped miners coming from the old well.
To view and learn about the entire list of haunted places in California, we recommend visiting: www.hauntedplaces.org/state/california
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