Haunted Hollywood

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Haunted Hollywood is a term used for places that are believed by some to be haunted by ghosts in Hollywood, California and the surrounding communities.

[edit] Places believed to be haunted

• Culver Studios
  • Thomas Ince
• Falcon Lair
  • Rudolph Valentino
• Grauman's Chinese Theatre
  • Victor Kilian
    • Certain people have claimed to have witnessed Victor Kilian's ghost walking from Grauman's to the apartment where he was murdered.
• Harlow house
  • Paul Bern
  • Jean Harlow
• Hollywood and Vine
  • Bela Lugosi
• Hollywood Forever Cemetery
  • Virginia Rappe
  • Rudolph Valentino
  • Clifton Webb
• Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
  • Montgomery Clift
  • Carole Lombard
  • Marilyn Monroe
• Hollywood Sign
  • Peg Entwistle
• Houdini house on Laurel Canyon Boulevard in Hollywood
  • Harry Houdini
• Knickerbocker Hotel (Los Angeles)
  • Frances Farmer
  • William Frawley
  • Irene Gibbons
  • D.W. Griffith
  • Marilyn Monroe
  • Rudolph Valentino
• Nelson house on Camino Palmero
  • Ozzie Nelson
• Pickfair mansion on Summit Drive in the San Ysidro Canyon near Los Angeles
  • Mary Pickford
• Paramount Studios
  • Rudolph Valentino
• Reeves house in Beverly Hills
  • George Reeves
• Todd house on Pacific Coast Highway
  • Thelma Todd
• Universal Studios
  • Lon Chaney, Sr.
• Vogue Theatre
  • Seven alleged ghosts who were connected with the movie industry in life have been reported being seen at the theatre.
• Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery
  • Marilyn Monroe

[edit] See also

• A Haunting
• A Haunting in Connecticut
• A Haunting in Georgia
• Halloween traditions
• Haunted house
• Horror film
• List of allegedly haunted locations
• Poltergeist

[edit] References

• Hal Siemer (May 2006). Haunted Hollywood: The Ghosts of Tinseltown. Quest Magazine. Retrieved May 17, 2006.