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The Whaley House (Sweetart)

  Author:  20793  Category:(Hauntings) Created:(3/18/2001 7:51:00 PM)
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The Whaley House is one of the best known, and thought to be possibly the most haunted house in America. Various ghosts may inhabit the Whaley House including an executed man, Yankee Jim, Mr. Whaley himself, Whaley's wife, several unknown apparitions, a little girl, and one of Whaley's children who died from Scarlet Fever.

The Whaley House, is located in the historic "Old Town" section of San Diego, it was built in 1856 by San Diego Pioneer Thomas Whaley. Whaley was a prominent man, and a great deal of old San Diego's high tone socializing took place here. It was later used as a theater by "The Tanner Troupe, " and the San Diego County Court House was located here for a time, as Mr. Whaley rented the first floor living room as a court room for San Diego Country Court House.

The last Whaley to live in the house was Corinne Lillian Whaley, youngest of Whaley's six children. She died at the age of 89 in 1953. Whaley himself died in December 14, 1890. His wife Anna lived until February 24, 1913. They are both buried at Mount Hope Cementary in San Diego.

The Whaley House fell into disrepair over the years. It's demolition was prevented, in 1956, by the formation of Historical Shrine Foundation of San Diego County, which bought the land and the building. Eventually San Diego County was convinced to preserve the house as a historical museum. Over time, the Whaley House was restored to it's original splender, as it remains to this day.

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Date: 3/18/2001 7:58:00 PM  From Authorid: 19540    I live in San Diego and I've been to the Whaley house. I'm a ghost seeker myself, so I think my expectations were too high. When you get there, you are greeted by a hostess in a turn of the century-type dress. She gives you a brief history of the house (I was actually extremely disappointed in this, for they said nothing of the wrongful deaths or beheadings or hangings, and only about the ghosts) then they take you upstairs where you walk down a hallway where all of the rooms are blocked off by glass, so you cant even enter a room, you can just look through the glass inside the room. I saw and heard nothing ghostly, but I did have the feeling of a presence watching me. But then again, I WAS looking for ghosts, so I might have imagined this sensation. Then they ask you to leave. I went in thinking you could walk around at your leisure, take your time, do a little investigating, things like that. It's lame because the tour lasts about 10 minutes, you must stay with the group, and after the tours over, you're only free to go into the gift shop. I think the outside of the house is better than the inside. £ysa£ysa  
Date: 3/18/2001 8:11:00 PM  From Authorid: 29781    that's too bad it would be neat to look around at your own leisure. I think when people try to commericialize places like that it drives the ghosts away...there is a catfish restraunt about 45 minutes away that we like to go. It's haunted as well but the activity has almost stopped now that the media has picked up on it and so many people go trying to see them. I think they have left or only move about when it's empty. sai  
Date: 3/19/2001 8:13:00 AM  From Authorid: 20780    Kewl. Maybe MTV's FEAR should go over there. muhahahahah! LOL. **KarmaMint**  
Date: 3/19/2001 12:17:00 PM  From Authorid: 22721    Nice place to take a vacation.  

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