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Point Sur Lighthouse
Monterey, California, United States
Source: United States Coast Guard | Wikimedia Commons
Constructed: 1889
Automated: 1972
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Point Sur Lighthouse California
This lighthouse, first built in 1889, was fully automated by the Coast Guard in 1972.
It sits high atop a large volcanic rock on a remote location, just north of Big Sur, California.
Today, this lighthouse is a California State Park and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Despite its strong intense beam many ships wrecked, as they tried to navigate along this rugged section of the California coastline.
But this is not the reason midnight haunted tours are offered in October at the lighthouse.
Instead, it is the spirits of family members of the lightkeepers who linger on this beautiful spot.
Many believe these spirits stay because the keeper’s house affords spectacular views of the wild coastline and the Pacific Ocean on three sides.
This house has ocean-view windows in every room, including even the closets and bathrooms.
Several volunteers who help out at the fully restored lighthouse have encountered these ghosts.
Julie Nunes, states the lighthouse has a peaceful, “Shangri-La” feel. She states the ghosts she has encountered are not malevolent in nature.
Before entering the light keeper's house Nunes, always knocks and greets one ghost, named Ruth, that resides in the house.
Ruth was one light keeper’s wife. She likes to hang out in the house’s kitchen. Smells of cooking are reported, and it seems Ruth likes her privacy for she often swings the kitchen door shut.
Nunes has recorded another female spirit’s voice stating-- “Now she wants you to go home.” And “Pokey, go to bed.”
It is believed this is the voice of Catherine Ingersoll, a Danish immigrant who married one of the lightkeepers.
She is telling her daughter, Pokey, to go to bed. On this recording, the listener can hear the faint sound of the little girl’s voice responding.
Another volunteer, Sheila Fraser was alone in the keeper’s house cleaning. As she put a vacuum away, she heard something downstairs.
Fraser saw the ghost.She looked down from the stair landing and saw a woman who looked real.
“She wore her hair up, her sleeves were puffy, and she wore a long skirt. As Fraser watched, she just disappeared.
Fraser has also seen a male ghost watching her from the keeper house's living room window.
Point Sure Lighthouse
Monterey County, California, United States
Source: Flickr
Constructed: 1889
Automated: 1972
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