Haunted California, Fifth in a Series of "These Haunted States of America"

Everyone loves a good ghost story. That's what makes authors like Stephen King, Bentley Little and Robert R. McCammon so popular. California has a rich and varied history that lends itself well to hauntings. From the Spanish missions to Hollywood to the Gold Rush, the Pony Express and the Butterfield Stage Line from St. Louis to San Francisco, as well as such stories cities as Los Angeles and San Francisco and San Diego and a handful of ghost towns, it's no wonder that California is one of the most haunted states in the nation. Why, silent film actor Rudolph Valentino haunts four or five separate locations from Los Angeles to Hollywood to Beverly Hills HIMSELF!

We continue our tour of "These Haunted States of America" in California. "The Golden State" is home to 33,871,648 people, as well as the ghosts of Native Americans, Celebrities, Miners and one Great Dane. So, the next time you're in California, here are 30 haunted locations to visit.

1. ANZA BORREGO STATE PARK: Vallecito Station