Historic haunted places in Redlands, 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.
Redlands' oldest house sat empty for years, and investigators who filmed there in the early 2000s captured video said to show a dark figure stepping out of a doorway. Visitors repo…
University theater; open for scheduled productions.
Theater students pass down the story of the White Lady, said to be a drama student killed in a car crash on her way to a show here. She is blamed for pulling costumes off the racks…
City cemetery open to the public during daytime hours.
Visitors to this cemetery, with burials going back to the 1880s, say parked cars honk their horns and flash their lights on their own. The oddest local tale is that a ball tossed o…
Private foundation property; view from public sidewalks only.
Local lore says nuns from the mansion's 40 years as a convent are still felt on the property, and some stories describe a presence inside that turns violent. Because the house is c…
House museum with docent tours (admission); gardens open most days.
After closing time, people on the grounds report a woman seated in the top-floor window of this 1897 chateau, rocking slowly and never acknowledging anyone below. Locals say it's M…