Cemetery Name: El Campo Santo Cemetery
Date of visit: 8/7/2021
Guest Name: Anonymous
Guest comment: N/A
Whaley
Author: Admindan
Author of San Diego Haunted Places and Ghosts website. Dan Scott Has been involved in the San Diego Paranormal community since 2004. Dan is a seasoned paranormal investigator, researcher, and writer. In addition He has helped found and expand several San Diego paranormal groups. His greatest goal is to help spread knowledge and help to all those he meets.
Yankee Jim Robinson
Cemetery Name: El Campo Santo Cemetery
Date of visit: 8/6/2021
Guest Name: Reggie
Guest comment: Justice not served
Jose G. Estudillo
Cemetery Name: El Campo Santo Cemetery
Date of visit: 8/6/2021
Guest Name: Destiny
Guest comment: Pedrorena is above me
Love Letters from Robert H Wernig and Lucila (Gutierrez) Wernig
Love Letters from Robert Henry Wernig and Lucila (Gutierrez) Wernig
A series of love letters purchased from Etsy. The letters are correspondence between Robert Henry Wernig (birth 5 Sep 1914 York, Pennsylvania) – (death July 28, 1983) and Lucila Sidonia Gutierrez -Wernig (birth 23 Aug 1916) – (17 Dec 2014).
The letters predate their marriage, and birth of their only child Robert A Wernig (born February 24, 1960 ) – (February 17, 2018).
Photo Gallery Sweetwater Bridge and Trail
San Diego Haunted Photo gallery Sweetwater Bridge and Trail. Located off of Singer Lane, which intersects with Highway 94. The Sweetwater Bridge was built in 1929 to carry U.S. Highway 80 over the Sweetwater River in San Diego County, California. U.S. Highway 80 was eventually replaced by Interstate 8 in 1970. In 1987, the road was re-routed slightly and a new, modern bridge was built right next to it on Highway 94.
The bridge was built by Pacific Iron and Steel Co. The architecture is a fine example of early 1900’s Parker Truss bridge engineering. Unfortunately the bridge was very narrow measuring only 22.5 feet wide and 460 feet tall. Eventually the bridge became more dangerous than useful in addition to unnecessary.
The bridge has been left as a monument to early 1900’s bridges and connects with Hiking & biking routes in the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge crossing.
During the early months of covid-19 when much of San Diego was closed we took the hiking trail across the bridge and through the wildlife refuge. Ironically the first day we showed up for a hike, a small film crew and two investigators were filming a paranormal investigation of the bridge. Several online sources claim the area is haunted.
Photo Gallery Lemon Grove Memorial Park
San Diego Haunted Photo gallery Lemon Grove Memorial Park located at the intersection of 8200 block of blossom Lane and lldica street in Lemon Grove California. Lemon Grove Veterans Park grew out of Hyrum Bates’ 1987 Eagle Scout project. The park was renovated in 2013 in a joint effort between the City of Lemon Grove, Pastor David Merk of Journey Community Church, VFW Post 1512 and a group of 30 volunteers.
We had the pleasure of accidently running into the Lemon Grove Memorial Park by taking a wrong direction to a clients house. It is a testament to the ingenuity, vision and respect for history that Scout Hyrum Bates displayed in earing his Eagle Scout status.
A plaque reads, “Dedicated to all service men and woman who have served willingly, fought valiantly or died gallantly for a cause in which they believed, and a country that held dear. July 4th, 1987.
Photo Gallery Cosmopolitan Hotel Room 11
San Diego Haunted Photo gallery Cosmopolitan Hotel Room 11 “Ysadora Bandini Room”. The hotel is located at 2660 Calhoun Street, San Diego, CA 92110, USA. The Cosmopolitan Hotel and Restaurant in the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park is a registered national historic landmark, built in the early 19th century by Juan Bandini and later purchased by Albert Seeley to serve as a stagecoach hotel. In 2010, restorations and added fine dining restaurant revived the hotel to its 1870s charm, making it again a focal point of the original downtown area.
We have stayed in Room 11 “Ysadora Bandini Room several times and it never disappoints from a “ghostly” point of view.
The first time, Two male San Diego Haunted crew had a shared dream of a blanket being lifted off the foot end of the bed. The result was like a blanket tent/tunnel with a old hag like female peering from under the foot end towards the head of the persons sleeping.
The second time a male and female member of the crew were playing cards on the bed. Both heard clearly the loud sound of the dresser door opening and slamming shut. Also a strange mist seemed to form in the shower area then dissipate almost instantly.
Photo Gallery Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala
San Diego Haunted Photo gallery Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala. Located at 10818 San Diego Mission Rd, San Diego, CA 92108, Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcalá was the first Franciscan mission in The Californias, a province of New Spain. Located in present-day San Diego, California, it was founded on July 16, 1769, by Spanish friar Junípero Serra.
Photo Gallery El Campo Santo Cemetery
San Diego Haunted Photo gallery El Campo Santo Cemetery located at 2410 San Diego Ave, San Diego, CA 92110. El Campo Santo cemetery is San Diego Historic Site #68, Established in 1849 as a Roman Catholic cemetery, there were 477 bodies buried here through 1880. El Campo Santo cemetery is considered by some visitors to be a haunted location.
Photo Gallery Whaley House
San Diego Haunted Photo gallery Whaley House located at 2476 San Diego Ave, San Diego, CA 92110. The Whaley House was built upon the gallows of San Diego’s early courthouse and is an 1857 Greek Revival style residence built by Thomas Whaley for his family. It has since become a California Historical Landmark, and museum located in Old Town, San Diego, California. It is currently maintained by Save Our Heritage Organization. The Whaley house is considered the most haunted house in San Diego, CA.
