Haunted House
Jackson Family Home – 4641 Hayvenhurst Ave., Encino
Sister LaToya has said that she has felt Michael’s presence, and that security guards have reported the sound of tap […] Read more
Hollywood Tower (formerly the La Belle Tour) – 6200 Franklin Ave, Los Angeles
Built in 1929 under the name La Belle Tour, this 56 unit apartment building appears to be an inspiration for […] Read more
Crystal Springs Ranger Headquarters (formerly the Paco Feliz Adobe) – 4730 Crystal Springs Dr, Los Angeles
Now offices for park rangers , this former home is also reportedly haunted by the ghost of Dona Petronilla, who placed […] Read more
The Ghost of New High Street: a True Los Angeles Haunting
In 1889, police officers spent two nights inside an empty East LA home after residents complained about strange noises emanating […] Read more
The Palace Theatre – 615 S. Broadway, Los Angeles
The theatre Michael Jackson and date Ola Ray are watching “Thriller” in the music video of the same name. Read more
Marilyn Monroe’s last home – 12305 5th Helena Dr, Los Angeles, CA
Her apparition has been seen around the home since her controversial 1962 death. Read more
The Knickerbocker Hotel – 1712 Ivar Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028
The lobby bar was once Rudolph Valentino’s favorite drinking hole, and his spirit returns from time to time. Marilyn Monroe was also known to frequent the hotel bar with her then husband Joe Dimagio, and her ghost has also been occasionally seen. Read more
Hollywood Roosevelt – 7000 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Original location for the Academy Awards is haunted by Marilyn Monroe, Montogomery Clift, and others. Read more
Beverly Hilton – 9876 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA
Whitney Houston passed away here, and is rumored to be where Marilyn Monroe had a tryst with Bobby Kennedy hours before her death. Both beauties are reported to still haunt here. Read more
Bessie Love’s haunted house
Ghosts of two murder victims from the 1830s reportedly frightened silent film star Love to move out. Appartions and strange voices are still heard. Read more
