Oldest, officially haunted, brick structure in San Diego

The house, located in southern California, is the only house in the state which is recognized by the government as an official haunted house. The house (the oldest brick structure in San Diego) was built in 1857 by Thomas Whaley, who rented a portion of it out as a repository for county records. The house soon became the center of a power struggle between San Diego residents. The house was located in Old Town and people in New Town wanted the records stored in their part of the city. One day, while Thomas was out of town, New Towners broke into his house, terrorized his wife and daughter, ransacked the place and stole the records. That's just the beginning.

Harry Houdini's final performance was here; something remained

An old venue that was witness to Harry Houdini's final performance has phantom figures appearing from a sealed basement, ethereal screaming and applause from a closed mezzanine, and obvious but unexplained sounds from an adjoining pool hall.

Old farmhouse open to elements but in excellent condition considering. Really unique

Some cool old stuff there, like looking into a life that someone left behind. Very interestig, maybe even moreso if you're more adventurous than I (or really really skinny) and brave enough to make the trip upstairs.

A girl was run over near this tunnel.

A girl was run over near this tunnel. Passing through at night sometimes reveals the misty apparition of the girl.

Dating from the 1600's but now burned out, this old mansion still haunts.

The Page family built their mansion in the early 1600's, and several generations lived therein until it burned down and was totally destroyed. Today, several crumbled and dangerously standings walls are all that remain of the 4-story building. The reports match the setting.