The Whaley House

On May 6, 1856, Thomas Whaley began construction on his new home and proclaimed "My new house, when completed, will be the handsomest, most comfortable and convenient place in town or within 150 miles of here." The two-story Greek Revival house was designed by Thomas Whaley and made from bricks created in Whaley's very own brickyard on Conde Street. Furnished with mahogany and rosewood furniture, Brussels carpets, and costing more than $10,000 upon completion, the Whaley House was overwhelmingly praised as the first of its kind and finest home in Southern California.Over the years, many descendants of the Whaley family lived and died in the house, including Anna and a few of the children, Thomas Jr., Violet and Francis. Although the Whaley family's unfortunate past plays a key role in the home's chilling history, many believed it was destined to be haunted before construction even began. The eerie legacy of the Whaley House continued to grow as the family was struck with tragic deaths, as well as paranormal and spiritual encounters that many still discover today.

A girl named Beatrice and her friend , Savannah lived on the same street as this house. An old man named Jesse Sherman ocuppies the Whaley house now. Jesse is not a very nice man. He kidnapps both girls and keeps them in the basement of the Whaley House. The girls start to expericene the enities of the house and are being called to help out the enities. The girls not only learn the mystires of the house but get to help the trapped spirits.