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Top
10 Most Haunted Places in California
By Shannon McCabe,
President of H.P.I. (Haunted and Paranormal
Investigations)
10. Golden Gate Park,
Stowe Lake. San Francisco, CA
– The Lady of Stowe Lake....
She glides along the pathways near
the lake. She can manifest into an
orange light or into a Palm tree like
shape. A good friend of mine actually
picked her up on camera... Amazing!
• Location: Stow
Lake Drive, Golden Gate Park, San
Francisco, CA 94118
• Neighborhood: Richmond/Golden
Gate Park/Presidio Hts
• Phone: 415.752.0347
• Hours: 10am-4pm
• Ages: 5 and up
• Cost: $13/hour row boats;
$17/hour paddle boats (Cash only)
Best Antidote to Hippie Nostalgia "If there’s one neighborhood of San Francisco that everyone thinks they know all about, it’s the Haight- Ashbury. We’ve all heard ad infinitum about the tie dye, the drugs, the whole Summer-of-freakin’- Love trip. Fortunately, licensed tour guide Tommy Netzband has found a fresh spin on the old hood for his Haunted Haight Walking Tour."
San Francisco Bay Guardian
Read about Tommy Netzband is the founder of the San Francisco Ghost Society and has been studying the paranormal for over 12 years. He is the owner and creator of the Haunted Haight Walking Tour, winner of the San Francisco Bay Guardian's coveted "Best of the Bay" award in 2005. Often called a "ghost historian", Tommy's encyclopedic knowledge has brought him into the spotlight in many articles, most recently in "Ghost Magazine", and at the World Horror Convention's 2006 "Ghost Discussion Panel" where he met his long time mentor, parapsychologist Lloyd Auerbach. < More Here >
Tommy Netzband
Founder, San Francisco Ghost Society, Haight-Ashbury resident and licensed tour guide Tommy Netzband is the creator of the Haunted Haight Walking Tour.
9. Queen
Mary, Long Beach, CA
The ship is an amazing
piece of work. As you drive up the
405 freeway you can see it looming
in the Long Beach Harbor. Many specters
have been seen in the first class
swimming pool area and roaming the
promenade deck.
People have reported
hearing doors slam shut, cold spots,
wet footprints. The Queen Mary has
capitalized on these hauntings and
now has a daily tour geared toward
the paranormal enthusiast.
RMS QUEEN MARY
built by John Brown Clydebank,
Yard No 534
Engines by John Brown & Co Clydebank
Last Name: QUEEN MARY
Port of Registry: Liverpool
Propulsion: Steam turbine x 16 | 160,000hp
| Cruising speed 28.5 knots (55.17
km/hr) | Boilers x 27 | Fuel consumption
13ft/gal (1m/l)
Launched: Wednesday, 26 September
1934
Built: 1936
Ship Type: Passenger Vessel
Ship's Role: Commercial Enterprise
Tonnage: 81237grt | 33073nrt | 15901dwt
Length: 1019.5ft (310.74m)
Breadth: 118ft (35.97m)
Draught: 39ft 4~9/16in (12.00m)
Owner History:
Cunard Steamship Co., Liverpool
Status: Static Role - 09/12/1967 www.queenmary.com
The Blue Riband was awarded to the
ship that made the fastest transatlantic
crossing. Queen Mary was awarded the
Blue Riband in 1936 and from 1938
until 1952. The Queen Mary now has
a static role at Long Beach, California.
8. Placerville, CA-
Placerville is located in the foothills
of Sacramento, CA. It is an old gold
mining town with tons of incredible
history. There are so many haunted
locations on Main street that you
can practically walk into any store
or bar and get a ghost story.
Some of the places include The Cary
House Hotel at 300 Main street, Hangman's
Tree Bar at 305 Main Street, Hidden
Passages Bookstore at 352 Main Street,
Pearson's Soda Works or the Cozmic
Cafe at 594 Main Street., and many
many more! Off the beaten path about
a mile away is the beautiful Sequoia
House Restaurant at 643 Bee Street.
Certainly worth the trip to this quaint
little town!
Placerville is the county seat of
El Dorado County, California. Prior
to the discovery of gold in nearby
Coloma, California by James W. Marshall
in 1848 sparking the California Gold
Rush, the small town now known as
Placerville was known as Dry Diggins
after the manner in which the miners
moved cartloads of dry soil to running
water to separate the gold from the
soil. Later in 1849, the town earned
its most common historical name, Hangtown,
due to the numerous hangings that
had taken place there. By 1850, the
temperance league and a few local
churches had begun to request that
a more friendly name be bestowed upon
the town. The name was not changed
until 1854 when the City of Placerville
was incorporated. At its incorporation
Placerville was the third largest
town in California. In 1857 the county
seat was then moved from Coloma to
Placerville, where it remains today.
Placerville was a central hub for
the Mother Lode region's mining operations[4].
The town had many services, including
transportation (of people and goods),
lodging, banking, and had a market
and general store. The history of
hard-rock mining is evidenced by an
open and accessible Gold Bug Park
& Mine, now a museum with tours
and books.
The Southern Pacific Railroad once
had a branch line that extended from
Sacramento to Placerville. The track
was abandoned in the 1980s. The Camino,
Placerville and Lake Tahoe Railroad
(now abandoned) also operated an 8-mile
shortline that operated between Camino,
California and Placerville until June
17, 1986. As of March 29, 2007, 52
miles of the right-of-way have been
purchased by the city of Folsom, and
eighteen miles of track have been
restored. Plans are under consideration
for a tourist excursion train along
the route.
Placerville is nicknamed "Old
Hangtown" (due to the fact that
many people were hanged in the late
1800s).
7. Disneyland, Anaheim,Ca
One of my favorite places on earth
just so happens to be haunted! Space
Mountain the ride, and the women's
employee locker rooms are haunted
by the ghost of "Mr. One-Way",
a guest who died on the Space Mountain
ride back in the 1970's.
It is also said that the Christmas
Shop on Main street holds a specter
or two. Also, Tom Sawyer's Island,
The old People Mover Ride and in Tomorrow
Land there have been reported apparitions
after the park is closed. I cannot
wait to get down there with H.P.I.
And do an investigation!
6. Georgetown
Hotel, Georgetown,CA
The Georgetown Hotel is a quaint
little 1800's saloon style hotel.
It's located in the middle of Highway
49 between Auburn, CA and Placerville,
CA. I just happened to be in the area
at a friends home one night and thought,
“that looks like a happening
little joint, let's check it out”.
Courtesy of The Bancroft Library.
University of California, Berkeley.
The place was really fun with Karaoke
in the evening and ghosts all around.
I never got any EVP's but the bartender
told me they've had plenty of experiences
there! Some of the employees saw a
female apparition in the upstairs
rooms and walking down the hallway.
They have also reported cold spots
and footsteps. I think it would be
great to stay there and hang out with
the looming lady all night long....
The very haunted Georgetown Hotel
is located at 6260 Main Street Georgetown,
CA 95634
5. Queen Anne Hotel,
San Francisco, CA
Located on the corner of Sutter
and Octavia Streets. It is a beautiful
Victorian Hotel that dates back to
the 1890's. Miss Mary Lake's Room,
room 410, is reported to be the most
haunted in the hotel. She has been
seen walking about the hotel and has
even scared a few H.P.I.'ers over
the years.
One of our investigators, stayed
in room 410 last summer (2006) and
reported that he could not open the
door to room 410 for some time. He
unlocked it, shook the handle but
could not enter. Then the door just
easily gave way and he could enter.
Was it Miss Mary Lakes that didn't
want him in her room? Maybe you should
stay there and find out for yourself!
4. Alcatraz Island, San Francisco,
CA
One of our investigators, Mike Henderson,
was lucky enough to go and stay on
this island alone one night! I don't
know about you, but I am not sure
I could do it! He did not experience
anything on this night, luckily, but
there have been plenty of other people
that have.
Reports of cold spots, sounds of
chains clanking, footsteps, screaming
you name it!
The history of the island includes
military use as a fort, an army prison
camp, a Native American peace community,
and the location of America's most
dangerous criminals. The prison held
Al Scarface Capone and Robert "The
Birdman" Stroud. The island was
featured in movies including Escape
from Alcatraz with Clint Eastwood
and The Rock with Sean Connery. For
prisoners, the worst torture was how
close, but unattainable, was life
in San Francisco. At night, prisoners
could even hear parties and laughter
across the bay.
The island is also a wildlife sanctuary
with birds, and tide pools filled
with crabs and sea-stars. Western
gull and black-crowned heron colonies
are prevalent. Roses still grow by
the old Warden's house.
3. The National Hotel,
Jackson, CA
The National hotel is an amazing
piece of architecture. Even if I didn't
find any ghosts I would have been
happy just to hang out there. Lucky
for me, I did find several ghosts!
H.P.I. Was able to pick up an EVP,
with the help of a psychic, that said
“Chill, Chill”.. Speaking
of Chills... One of my investigators,
Carol was alone up in room 74 when
she repeatedly had cold chills up
her back. It was a warm night.. Room
74 is reported to be the most haunted
room in the hotel.
We also got a lot of great pictures
with orbs and even some on video.
The place is creepy and wonderful
at the same time. I highly recommend
staying in the “Bordello Room”
if you are ever in Jackson, CA
NATIONAL HOTEL Jackson, California
Built in 1862, this 33 room hotel
is the longest continuously operating
hotel in California. Located in the
heart of the Gold Country near Highways
49 and 88
2.Private Residence,
in West Sacramento
The owners of this home want to
remain anonymous but their spirits
do not.. The homeowners have come
to grips with the fact that they have
some permanent ”house guests.”
This makes for a great H.P.I. investigation!
H.P.I GhostWriter
and Paranormal investigator Paul Dale
Roberts with ghostly faces and orb
I have been to the home numerous
times and have seen a white light
fly by me in the hallway, I've heard
some pretty unbelievable EVP's, and
have seen some amazing video footage
taken. (while I was there). What is
so great about this home is that we've
come to learn that each entity has
a personality, one EVP even shows
they have a sense of humor!
The entity says “Wanna hear
a fart?” and then you hear a
child laughing.. it is truly amazing!
You can be just sitting around having
coffee, turn on your voice recorder
and almost always get an EVP! All
the EVP's and videos can be seen or
heard at www.HPIparanormal.net
1. Brookdale Lodge,
Brookdale, CA
My number one favorite haunted location!
The Brookdale is also home of the
H.P.I. Northern CA Paranormal Conference,
(May 2008). We have so much ghostly
evidence from the Brookdale, that
one of the workers, Roger, is making
a book out of it! The lodge is truly
amazing with a babbling brook running
right through the center of the “Brook
Room”, it is the only building
of it's kind.
Ripley's Believe it or Not even did
a show there. We captured some great
EVP's on the bridge over the indoor
brook, saw some glorious orb pictures
with movement, and even had one conference
guest, Maria, write about her crazy
night at the séance with Nancy
Bradley. The story is called “A
Long Day At the Brookdale Lodge”.
There are secret passageways and
hidden rooms, it is so much fun to
explore this lodge. There is even
a room called the “Mermaid Room”
where you can look into the bottom
of the swimming pool through a glass
window! It is said that the mobsters
that resided here long ago, used to
have “Mermaid” prostitutes.
They would swim near the glass window
for the mobsters to select them as
dates for the evening. I love this
place so much it is just an incredible
get-away and I cannot wait to get
back for the next conference!
Tommy Netzband Top Ten Most Haunted List San Francisco to see a real ghosts!
Tommy Netzband is the founder of the San Francisco Ghost Society and has a deep passion for the paranormal. He has appeared on paranormal radio shows and is the owner and creator of the Haunted Haight Walking Tour, winner of the San Francisco Bay Guardian's coveted "Best of the Bay" award. He is often called a "ghost historian" because of his research on hauntings. He is currently co-hosting a podcast called Supernatural San Francisco and is writing a book based on his award winning tour. He has presented several lectures for the SFGS events.
"Tommy Netzband The Most Haunted Man in California"
Come explore with Haunted Haight Walking Tours the many ghosts Stories , urban legends and macabre history that San Francisco's most famous most haunted district has to offer.
This island has many layers of history and once was a fort, a military prison, a federal penitentiary and then seized and occupied by Native Americans who retook the island in 1969. The layers of history and intense emotion make this place the #1 most haunted spot in San Francisco. People hear voices, walking, cells slamming and there is a supposed evil presence in Block D of the main prison house. Many cold spots can be felt in the mess hall. See our short documentary "Secrets of Alcatraz" at www.sfghostsociety.org/html/cases.
2. Golden Gate Park's Stow Lake
The Japanese tea garden at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California, an immensely popular feature, was originally built as part of a sprawling World's Fair, the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894. This is a section of Golden Gate Park. For more than 20 years San Francisco Parks Trusts' Park Guides have given free tours providing context and history for this historic japanese-style garden.
In the center of the city of San Francisco is a large park known all over the globe, called Golden Gate Park. It is the largest manmade park in the world! The park is larger than Central Park in New York City by a couple hundred acres! The park was commissioned in the 1870’s and has become one of the most beloved gems of the city by the bay. People from all over the world visit San Francisco to see the many attractions that Golden Gate Park has to offer. The De Young museum, Japanese Tea Garden and Flower Conservatory are only a few of the many reasons people are drawn to this park.
3. Haskell House (Fort Mason)
The Haskell Residence, built in 1851, the home was built for Leonides Haskell, a fur trader and it was his private residence. US Senator David C. Broderick died here after losing a gun duel to former Judge David Terry. Broderick died 16 September 1859, four days after David S. Terry shot him. It is said Senator Broderick paced back and forth all night before the duel that took his life and it may have created a residual haunting. People claim to hear his footsteps and even tapping on the windows!
4. Columbarium
Built in 1898, this beautiful building use to part of a removed secret society cemetery called "The Odd Fellows." The building is reportedly haunted according to the caretaker, Emmit Watson and he speaks of a ghostly little girl who haunts the building near the "niche" (or what Emmit calls "condo or apartments") where this little girl's ashes are sealed in a urn behind glass.
The Columbarium of San Francisco is a mausoleum for human ashes built in 1898 by architect Bernard J.S. Cahill. A beautiful example of Victorian architecture, the copper-domed Columbarium holds the remains of some of San Francisco's most prominent founding families, and such notable individuals as Harvey Milk. It is the only burial place remaining available in the City. In disrepair for much of the 20th century, it has been largely restored by caretaker Emmitt Watson and the Neptune Society.
The Columbarium is at 1 Loraine Court, near the intersection of Stanyan and Anza Streets, just north of Golden Gate Park. It is open to the public.
The Columbarium is a combination of Greek and Roman design. Cahill was probably inspired by the Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago. The diameter, from the entrance to the stained glass window opposite, is 64 feet. The width of the rotunda within the Inner circle is 29 feet and the rotunda reaches a height of about 45 feet.
Each of the rooms on the ground floor bears the mythological name of a wind. The first floor rooms are named after constellations. The second and third floors are simpler in design.
The ground floor contains approximately 2,400 niches, the first floor 2,500, and the second and third floors approximately 1,800 each.
There are seven windows on the ground floor, of which six are stained glass, with biblical themes. The seventh window, of two torches, was stolen in 1980. On the left as you enter the building is a window depicting three angels in flight, which is thought to be designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany or by John LaFarge. The Notus room has a stained glass window of Christ with his arms extended.
5. Presidio Officers' Club
People claim to have seen men in old war uniforms and sounds of loud knockings coming from deserted rooms at this former Army post that is now run by the National Park Service as a visitor center for the San Francisco's Presidio.
6. Cameron House
Named after philanthropist Donaldina Cameron. She was best known for hiding and protecting young Chinese immigrant women who were often sold into prostitutio,
by hiding them in this home. Police raids were frequent, so she hid immigrants in the basement and sealed the doors so police could not enter. It is said, there were secret underground tunnels so people could come in and out. Over the years people have heard voices and seen moving lights. It was said that some of the immigrants died in the great fire and earthquake of 1906 and are still bound to this place. The original building was destroyed in the great fire og 1906 , but soon after she had it rebuilt.
Cameron House is a Chinatown-based multi-service agency serving Asian communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Motivated by our Christian commitment to promote healthy communities, we have served individuals, immigrant families and youth since 1874.
7. San Francisco Art Institute
800 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA Founded in 1871, The ground underneath this heralded school was a graveyard until it was moved; rumor has it some spirits stuck around. It is said to have been built over an old graveyard and there are many people who claim the tower of the building is very haunted and screams and noises are heard there all the time.
The San Francisco Art Association (SFAA) was founded in 1871 and it opened the San Francisco School of Design in February 1874 under the direction of landscape painter Virgil Macey Williams. In 1893 the name was changed to California School of Design and the association affiliated with the University of California and inherited the mansion of Mark Hopkins on Nob Hill. Its museum functions continued under the title of the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art.
The fire following the 1906 San Francisco earthquake destroyed both the mansion and the school. A year later, the school was rebuilt on the site of the old mansion and renamed the San Francisco Institute of Art. In 1916 the SFAA merged with the San Francisco Society of Artists and assumed directorship of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, then located in the Palace of Fine Arts, a relic of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The school was also renamed the California School of Fine Arts (CSFA). In 1926 the school was moved to its present location at 800 Chestnut Street in San Francisco. In 1961 the school was finally renamed to its modern name, the San Francisco Art Institute.
In 1969, a new addition to the building by Paffard Keatinge Clay added 22,500 sq. feet of studio space, a large theater/lecture hall, outdoor amphitheater, galleries, and cafe.
8.Queen Anne Hotel
The Mary Lake Suite is reportedly haunted by Miss Mary Lake the head mistress of the girls school that once occupied the building in the early 1900's. Reports are that she tucks you in tightly at night if you spend the night in her suite. She is also known to roam the hotel and appear in the mirrors in the halls and lobby.
Built in 1890 by Comstock silver king Senator James G. Fair, this landmark building started out as Miss Mary Lake’s School for girls, and narrowly escaped destruction by the famous 1906 quake. Thankfully it survived as one of San Francisco’s best examples of Victorian splendor, and became an award-winning B&B hotel. Teacher Mary Lake is said to permanently haunt room 410 at this former school for girls.
Many of the Queen Anne’s notable architectural features have endured, and except for contemporary elements like telephones, high-speed internet, elevators and luxurious bathrooms, not much has changed over the last hundred years. In 1980 the structure was carefully restored, retaining as much of the original as possible: marble sinks, crown moldings, leaded-glass windows, inlaid parquet floors and wood-burning fireplaces.
9. Angel Island
Often referred to as the "Ellis Island" of the West, many Chinese immigrants were processed here. There are many stories in the old buildings about footsteps, cries and apparitions of Chinese men and women.
Angel Island is an island in San Francisco Bay that offers spectacular views of the San Francisco skyline, the Marin County Headlands and Mount Tamalpais. It is a California state park, Angel Island State Park. The highest point on the island, almost exactly at its center, is Mount Livermore at 788 ft. (240 m).
Until about ten thousand years ago, Angel Island was connected to the mainland; it was cut off by the rise in sea levels due to the end of the ice age. From about two thousand years ago the island was a fishing and hunting site for Coast Miwok Native Americans. In 1775 the Spanish naval vessel San Carlos made the first European entry to the San Francisco Bay under the command of Juan de Ayala. Ayala anchored off Angel Island, and gave it its modern name (Isla de los Angeles); the bay where he anchored is now known as Ayala Cove.
Like much of the California coast, Angel Island was subsequently used for cattle ranching; this destroyed most of the native oak woodland and brush cover. In 1863, during the American Civil War, the U.S. Army established a camp on the island (now known as Camp Reynolds or the West Garrison), and it subsequently became an infantry garrison during the US campaigns against Native American peoples in the West. In the later nineteenth century, the army designated the entire island as "Fort McDowell" and developed further facilities there, including what is now called the East Garrison or Camp McDowell. During the Spanish-American War the island served as a discharge depot for returning troops. It continued to serve as a transit station throughout the first half of the twentieth century, with troops engaged in the First and Second World Wars embarking and returning there. During World War II, Japanese, and German POWs were also held on the island. The army abandoned the island in 1946, but returned in the 1950s when a Nike missile base was constructed; this was decommissioned as obsolete in 1962.
10. Curran Theater
A tragedy took place in the 1920's as a ticket booth worker was murdered in a robbery attempt. Many people over the years claim to have seen him in the theatre as an apparition in the mirror that hangs in the lobby.
The historic Curran Theatre opened in 1922 and has been one of California’s most successful Broadway theaters ever since. Its roots go back to New York City and the famous Shubert brothers, who were looking to expand their holdings across the country and break the monopoly of the Theatrical Syndicate, which at the time controlled most of the bookings and theatrical productions. So the Shuberts teamed with Homer Curran and helped raise nearly $1 million to build a Broadway-quality theater in San Francisco. The result was smashing success and the theater has hosted top shows and actors like Katharine Hepburn, Vincent Price and Carol Channing. Get your Curran Theatre tickets from Gotickets.
The Curran Theatre underwent a massive restoration project in 1993 in preparation for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera, which played at the theater for five years.
Sutro Baths
Point Lobos Ave and the Great Highway, San Francisco, CA
The baths are purported to be frequented by ghosts who throw lit candles into the rocky waters below.
San Remo Hotel
2237 Mason St, San Francisco, CA
Legend has it that this historic, elegant hotel was once a brothel, and the Madame still holds court in Room 33.
Safeway Park
2300 16th St, San Francisco, CA
The apparitions of baseball players wander the aisles of this supermarket, located on the site of the old Seals Stadium.
Hotel Union Square
114 Powell St, San Francisco, CA
Famed playwright Lillian Hellman is allegedly the mischievous ghost who haunts room 207.
Empire Plush Room Cabaret
940 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA
Piano player Lester tickled the ivories during the Roaring '20s; since then, staff has reported hearing piano tunes in the empty lounge.
Moss Beach Distillery Restaurant
140 Beach Way, Moss Beach, CA
This restaurant and former speakeasy may play up its haunted reputation, but the bloody lady in blue is supposedly genuine.
Some of these Top 100 Most allegedly haunted places are known for their haunted cemeteries, houses, buildings, Roads, hotels, & battlefields and churches. And in some cases a city may be listed and in other spots a haunted hot spot. Please feel free to use this as a Paranormal Travel Guide when planning your next haunted destination ghost hunt or vacation. There are literally thousands of haunted places around the world, and this list only compiles a small number of them.
THE CELEBRITIES PSYCHIC/LIFE COACH NANCY BRADLEY for TELEVISION, RADIO, PRINT, EMAIL, etc.
As seen on TELEVISION INTERNATIONALLY, THE TRAVEL CHANNEL'S HAUNTED HOTEL SERIES, FOX, DISCOVERY, KMAX (GOOD DAY SACRAMENTO # 31, ~second Friday morning of every month). NANCY is also on the midday show with KELLY SYMONE on 101.9 The Wolf in Sacramento on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 11:00 am. You can also listen live on their website at www.1019thewolf.com where they stream live. Call (916)766-wolf (9653) to have your questions answered live on the air with NANCY. NANCY was recently featured with a 6 page color spread in SACRAMENTO MAGAZINE, HAUNTED AMERICA TIMES, and many other magazines and newspapers, as well as a polished popular radio guest, NANCY is one of the foremost leaders in the world of the paranormal today. Besides being a popular guest on TV and RADIO, she also has two of her own television shows, "THE PSYCHIC HOUR WITH NANCY BRADLEY" and "INVESTIGATING THE UNKNOWN WITH GOLD RUSH GHOSTS PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS." NANCY teaches a Friday night Psychic Development Class, and gives Psychic and Life Path Seminars across the world where she helps people to be happy and achieve their wants and goals. She is the author of three best sellers, "Incredible World of Gold Rush Ghosts the Big Picture" ( in its 4th printing, it is about the many uncanny accounts of ghosts and spirits in the Gold Rush Country of California) and "The World According to Nancy", which is considered the foremost book on personal psychic development on the market. Her third book is "Bizarre & Ghostly Tales for the Campfire."
NANCY has been appointed to a governing committee to expose phony psychics and their practices, and to put regulations on those that wish to be in the business, something that is well over due. "If you hear a psychic badmouthing me" BRADLEY says smiling, "You can be relatively sure that we have either exposed them as a fraud, or they are guilty and afraid we are about to." NANCY is considered the finest Psychic, Healer, Life Coach and Counselor around, and yet her goal is to keep her prices affordable to everyone, which is why it sometimes takes months to get an appointment with her unless you have an immediate need for which she will make special accommodations. A great animal lover, NANCY tithes all events where animals are concerned, and runs her own animal rescue as well, (The BANDIT/BEARDOG RESCUE) named after two of her beloved dogs. The organization raises funds to help animals of abuse and abandonment. NANCY has an extremely large Celebrity following and that is why she is called the CELEBRITIES PSYCHIC. Although she will not out of integrity release the names of any of her clients, she is willing to discuss her work with other celebrities to benefit and save animals during disasters. NANCY gives tirelessly to people in stress and charities, as well as working with police and families that are victims of crimes around the world. This is the 16th year that NANCY has been honored by being listed as one of the top ten psychics in the world. Her husband ROBERT REPPERT is a noted Hypnotist specializing in pain management and addiction, and he founded and runs GOLD RUSH GHOSTS PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS, the original, largest, and oldest, paranormal investigative organization in the U.S., where they maintain over one million dollars worth of the most up to date, state-of-the-art paranormal equipment in the world. They are called on to go all over the world to investigate the strange and unknown. Together they run TRUTH CENTER where only TRUTH IN PSYCHIC WORK IS ACCEPTED. NANCY conducts Psychic Home Parties and Ghost Tours as well. Besides all of the above and doing at least 12 Reading and Past Life Regressions most days, NANCY is currently involved in a pilot for National Television.
FRIDAY NIGHTS WITH NANCY
(Class Schedule)
Everyone WELCOME!
Classes with Nancy Bradley are ongoing from September through July ... every Friday night at 7:00 p.m.
ADVANCED PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT ... PERSONAL EMPOWERMENT ... HEALING CIRCLE
PLACE: our new large classroom at NANCY'S office:
3922 Forni Road in Placerville, right across from Wal-Mart CHARGE: $30.00 per person per class ... $20.00 when you subscribe to the
Nancy Bradley Psychic Newsletter
Children over the age of twelve are permitted in the classroom
Children 12years and under $10.00 Over 12 is regular price
Sorry, we don't accept checks at the classes
Bring pen and paper --- No tape recorders are permitted
Cell phones have to be turned off when the class starts
Nancy is very generous about answering personal questions at her classes.
PERSONAL QUESTIONS ANSWERED AT NANCY’S CLASS
NANCY has opened her Friday Night class to answer ONE PERSONAL QUESTION
for you when you bring at least one case of wet dog or cat food, or one LARGE bag of dog or cat food for her animal rescue. You must attend the class for your question to be answered. Food must be brought the night you want her to answer your question, and only one question per person will be answered per class.
NANCY is a MASTER TEACHER. This is by far your best of all bets to take your power back, learn
who you are, and advance your own personal psychic ability
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FROM NANCY, ONE OF THE FEW MASTER TEACHERS,
WHILE SHE IS STILL TEACHING IN THIS AREA . . . .
All Classes Include: Psychic and Spiritual knowledge, Channeling, General Questions Answered, Open Forum, Personal Empowerment, Healing Circle, Grief Placement, Self-Awakening, and your Animal Totem
OTHER SERVICES NANCY PROVIDES:
LIFE READINGS
SPIRITUAL CHANNELING
PSYCHIC HOME PARTIES
SEMINARS
HYPNOSIS
TRANCE MEDIUMSHIP
Upcoming Classes are as follows:
SEPTEMBER
Fri. Sept. 4th
OLD FASHIONED MESSAGE CIRCLE.
Messages for all.
Fri. Sept.11th
ASTRAL PROJECTION – LETS TAKE A TRIP!.
Something no other teacher can provide for you.
Fri. Sept.18th
PAST LIFE REGRESSION –
Enjoy experiencing a life you had before. It answers many questions for you.
Fri. Sept. 25th
*** NO CLASS*** NANCY & ROBERT ARE ON TOUR.
October
Fri. Oct. 2nd
AURAS –
Understanding Auras around people and how their colors affect us.
Fri. Oct. 9th
AUTOMATIC WRITING –
Communicate with the deceased through writing, typing and computer.
Fri. Oct. 16th
DRUMMING CIRCLE FALL CEREMONY honoring THOSE THAT HAVE PASSED THIS YEAR
Fri. Oct.23 rd
TRUE GHOST STORIES & VIDEO’S FROM THE TV SHOW INVESTIGATING THE UNKNOWN.
Fri. Oct. 30th
SEE YOURSELF WITH GHOSTS, ORBS, SPIRITS, WATCH OTHERS WITH THEIR GHOSTS FROM
THE TELEVISION, AND WE WILL VIDEOTAPE IT ALL FOR YOU.
(This Friday night class only, $25.00 for Newsletter Subscribers, and $35.00 for non-subscribers)
Join The Celebrities’ Psychic and
Gold Rush Ghosts on a
Paranormal Adventure at
Nancy’s Haunted Cabin.
Friday Before Halloween Night
Experience the “Vortex” energy for yourself while GRG records and shows you the Orb activity around you and others.
The event happens on the Friday before Halloween Night Saturday the 30th
Starting at 7:00 pm. The Cost is $35.00 for non-newsletter,
$25.00 for newsletter subscribers
This event will be available on video for purchase after the event.
You can send in a $5.00 Non-refundable deposit to reserve your space or just show up at the door. However, get there early as this event will sell out quickly
Call our office at (530) 622-0977 if you wish an advanced ticket.
DON’T MISS THIS ONE, YOU CANNOT GET THIS EVENT ELSEWHERE!
$20.00 for current Nancy Bradley Newsletter subscribers and $30.00 for non-subscribers.
You CAN subscribe at the door.
Classes begin at 7:00pm in our classroom at:
3922 Forni Rd. (across from Wal-Mart)
Placerville, CA 95667
(530) 622-0977
DIRECTIONS - Ample parking for all:
FROM SACRAMENTO: Take Hwy 50 to the Missouri Flat turnoff. Go Right on Missouri Flat Road. The second light will be FORNI Road, then turn right. We are the 5th house on the right, look for the WHITE PICKET FENCE.
FROM TAHOE: Take Hwy 50 toward Placerville to the Missouri Flat Road exit. Stay to the right and go over the Freeway. The third light will be FORNI Road, then turn right. We are the 5th house on the right, directly across from Wal-Mart, look for the WHITE PICKET FENCE
For a Full Class schedule please send a self addressed stamped envelope to:
Nancy Bradley
P O Box 911
Diamond Springs, CA 95619
OR
E-mail Nancy by CLICKING HERE Nancy Bradley's PSYCHIC NEWSLETTER
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Other features include: Free or Discounted Events to NEWSLETTER Subscribers, discount tickets to Nancy's classes, opportunities to appear on her TELEVISION shows, information about her PARANORMAL INVESTIGATIONS,
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have your questions answered in the 'Ask Nancy Column'.
DON’T MISS OUT – You know the power and accuracy of NANCY’S Predictions
Please call with your name, address, credit card # and expire date
to (530) 622-0977 or If you wish to mail in your payment,
please make the check payable to: Gold Rush Ghosts for $25 and send to:
Nancy Bradley
P O Box 911
Diamond Springs, Ca 95619
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