The Santa Monica Pier Arch welcomes more than just tourists: it also ushers in spirits. Learn the dark history surrounding this iconic fixture of southern California.

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If you find lost jewelry near the cannon statue in Palisades Park, you better leave it there – lest you upset the park’s resident spirits. Your guide will fill you in on the many different ghouls that like to haunt this particular spot and why.

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The Arizona Avenue Pedestrian Bridge overlooks one of America’s most haunted highways. Find out why drivers report seeing shadowy figures standing in the middle of the road, only for them to disappear a second later.

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St. Monica’s statue is tied to the “Day of the Dead,” so it should come as no surprise that locals often see spirits roaming around it during a certain time of the year.

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Visit this historic hotel and former speakeasy and you may run into the ghosts of Rose Kennedy or Al Capone. There are plenty of mysteries and secrets to be uncovered at The Georgian.

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The ghosts of Old Hollywood are said to haunt this scenic restaurant attached to The Georgian Hotel.

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Locals began reporting ghost sightings near the iconic Santa Monica Pier Carousel in the 1960s, when apartments were added above it. Find out all of the chilling details surrounding this seemingly innocent amusement ride.

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The history of this 1950s dive bar is quite the roller coaster ride. It involves elephants, astronaut Alan Sheppard, Julia Roberts, and a ton of paranormal activity. You won’t want to miss this stop!

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