Historic haunted places in Pasadena, CA. Each page gives the ghost story, whether visitors can go, and a link to the site the story came from. The stories are folklore, not documented fact.
Open to the public (bridge; free pedestrian access).
Dozens of deaths during the Depression gave this 1913 arch bridge the nickname Suicide Bridge, and an undocumented legend says a worker fell into wet concrete during construction a…
Open for ticketed performances; periodic ghost tours.
The ghost here has a name: Gilmor Brown, who founded the theater in 1916 and ran it until he died in 1960. Staff over the decades describe stage lights changing with no one at the …
The owners of this escape room in an old bank basement told the Pasadena Weekly that a visiting clairvoyant got ill during a meeting and said he had watched a dark figure move thro…
Private residences; ticketed public tour days when scheduled.
Residents of this 1898 Moorish-style former hotel describe a woman in a white Victorian nightgown walking the corridors and appearing in apartment mirrors, plus a man in a top hat …