The whole entire UCSF campus is EXTREMELY haunted, and that ain't NO joke... 😳 The upper floors of the main building and medical center are COMPLETELY HAUNTED by many long-dead patients and staff members who used to stay or work there. I've seen at least 2 ghosts myself while I was visiting UCSF once. On the 5th or 6th floors I believe, I saw a surgeon and a cleaning lady. When I first saw them, I was in like a BIG rush to locate a relative who was being treated in the ICU after suffering a stroke, so I thought nothing much of it cuz at first they seemed just like solid normal people going about their business in that building. So I just completely ignored them at first. Then weeks later, when I fianlly had time to really think back on the incident, it suddenly hit me that the clothes they wore looked like they were from the 1950's era. The former Jewish Home and The Laguna Honda Hospital are also haunted by former patients and dead Indians who were buried on the grounds. I've had friends and relatives who stayed in both of those facilities before, and they all claim that they saw floating heads and ghostly apparitions in their rooms at around at 3AM in the morning. Disembodied voices and the laughter of children coming from outta NOWHERE, during the wee hours when the whole place is quiet and most of the staff are off duty. Also, things like clothes and personal items kept turning up missing while they stayed there. The nurses and staff who work there are fully-aware of the hauntings, but they are NOT allowed to talk about it tho. Does anybody else here know anything about those locations? Can anybody here tell us somethin' about it?
My dad used to periodically teach a 1- or 2- day law class at UCSF and would bring my sister and me along for the trip. After the class he’d take us shopping in Union Square and then out for dinner and a play in a theater. We’d always stay at the Sir Francis Drake. I never saw any floating limbs in the hallways, but then again I’m pretty obtuse when it comes to ghosts. I think they saw me coming and said, “Don’t waste your effort with this one.”
Yeah sir Francis Drake is haunted alright….. I live in the Bay Area I stayed in the Sir Francis u know U GOTTA BE A TOURIST in ur town, yeah the room I had was creepy and the elevator very creepy long halls creepy felt like someone was always watching me my every move
I've heard mostly from other Chinatown residents who have lived in the area for years, say that the Chinese Hospital located on Jackson Street is NOTORIOUSLY HAUNTED... So many people have DIED there, that the ghosts virtually outnumber the number of living residents in all of Chinatown itself! Ghosts walking in the hallways, voices of long-dead patients calling out to the nurses who used to care for them, corpses moving around in the morgue, ect. The upper floors of that hospital (now converted into a filing storage area) is fulla strange unexplainable paranormal activity, and is generally a VERY CREEPY place that you simply DO NOT want to be alone up there by yourself at night. You get this weird, overwhelming feeling like as if you're being WATCHED by HUNDREDS of eyes when there's obviously NOBODY else up there. Some say, that you tend to lose all track of time while you're up there, and that you'll somehow just keep getting lost and have a really hard time finding your way outta there; VERY SCARY if ya think about it. Other things to consider, is if you look closely at all of the apartment buildings and homes located on the outside of the quiet alleyway on the opposite side of where the hospital stands (on the right); you'll prolly notice that most of the residents who live there along that alleyway (presumably Chinese folks) hang up 'Baguas' outside of their front doors and windows. The windows themselves are also boarded up, and many have charms and talismans posted on them to ward off evil spirits. I think that just having those things alone, should speak for themselves!
The whole entire UCSF campus is EXTREMELY haunted, and that ain't NO joke... 😳 The upper floors of the main building and medical center are COMPLETELY HAUNTED by many long-dead patients and staff members who used to stay or work there. I've seen at least 2 ghosts myself while I was visiting UCSF once. On the 5th or 6th floors I believe, I saw a surgeon and a cleaning lady. When I first saw them, I was in like a BIG rush to locate a relative who was being treated in the ICU after suffering a stroke, so I thought nothing much of it cuz at first they seemed just like solid normal people going about their business in that building. So I just completely ignored them at first. Then weeks later, when I fianlly had time to really think back on the incident, it suddenly hit me that the clothes they wore looked like they were from the 1950's era. The former Jewish Home and The Laguna Honda Hospital are also haunted by former patients and dead Indians who were buried on the grounds. I've had friends and relatives who stayed in both of those facilities before, and they all claim that they saw floating heads and ghostly apparitions in their rooms at around at 3AM in the morning. Disembodied voices and the laughter of children coming from outta NOWHERE, during the wee hours when the whole place is quiet and most of the staff are off duty. Also, things like clothes and personal items kept turning up missing while they stayed there. The nurses and staff who work there are fully-aware of the hauntings, but they are NOT allowed to talk about it tho. Does anybody else here know anything about those locations? Can anybody here tell us somethin' about it?
@@webecruzng I've visited patients at Long and interviewed many staffers for a tribute video for a retiring nursing supervisor. No mention of strange phenomena.
She didn't mention the Zombie Apocalypse going on in the Tenderloin.
Just go to market and 6th if you want to see zombies.
This ghost tour guide couldn’t possibly sound less interesting. Who could sound so boring while talking about ghosts?
She may have forgotten about the haunted dining room at Alcatraz.
I don’t think she forgot,It is just that there wasn’t enough time so they have to keep it very short .
I think she only mentioned the places where her tour company actually take people to see.
The whole entire UCSF campus is EXTREMELY haunted, and that ain't NO joke... 😳
The upper floors of the main building and medical center are COMPLETELY HAUNTED by many long-dead patients and staff members who used to stay or work there. I've seen at least 2 ghosts myself while I was visiting UCSF once. On the 5th or 6th floors I believe, I saw a surgeon and a cleaning lady. When I first saw them, I was in like a BIG rush to locate a relative who was being treated in the ICU after suffering a stroke, so I thought nothing much of it cuz at first they seemed just like solid normal people going about their business in that building. So I just completely ignored them at first. Then weeks later, when I fianlly had time to really think back on the incident, it suddenly hit me that the clothes they wore looked like they were from the 1950's era. The former Jewish Home and The Laguna Honda Hospital are also haunted by former patients and dead Indians who were buried on the grounds. I've had friends and relatives who stayed in both of those facilities before, and they all claim that they saw floating heads and ghostly apparitions in their rooms at around at 3AM in the morning. Disembodied voices and the laughter of children coming from outta NOWHERE, during the wee hours when the whole place is quiet and most of the staff are off duty. Also, things like clothes and personal items kept turning up missing while they stayed there. The nurses and staff who work there are fully-aware of the hauntings, but they are NOT allowed to talk about it tho. Does anybody else here know anything about those locations? Can anybody here tell us somethin' about it?
My dad used to periodically teach a 1- or 2- day law class at UCSF and would bring my sister and me along for the trip. After the class he’d take us shopping in Union Square and then out for dinner and a play in a theater. We’d always stay at the Sir Francis Drake. I never saw any floating limbs in the hallways, but then again I’m pretty obtuse when it comes to ghosts. I think they saw me coming and said, “Don’t waste your effort with this one.”
Yeah sir Francis Drake is haunted alright….. I live in the Bay Area I stayed in the Sir Francis u know U GOTTA BE A TOURIST in ur town, yeah the room I had was creepy and the elevator very creepy long halls creepy felt like someone was always watching me my every move
I've heard mostly from other Chinatown residents who have lived in the area for years, say that the Chinese Hospital located on Jackson Street is NOTORIOUSLY HAUNTED... So many people have DIED there, that the ghosts virtually outnumber the number of living residents in all of Chinatown itself! Ghosts walking in the hallways, voices of long-dead patients calling out to the nurses who used to care for them, corpses moving around in the morgue, ect. The upper floors of that hospital (now converted into a filing storage area) is fulla strange unexplainable paranormal activity, and is generally a VERY CREEPY place that you simply DO NOT want to be alone up there by yourself at night. You get this weird, overwhelming feeling like as if you're being WATCHED by HUNDREDS of eyes when there's obviously NOBODY else up there. Some say, that you tend to lose all track of time while you're up there, and that you'll somehow just keep getting lost and have a really hard time finding your way outta there; VERY SCARY if ya think about it. Other things to consider, is if you look closely at all of the apartment buildings and homes located on the outside of the quiet alleyway on the opposite side of where the hospital stands (on the right); you'll prolly notice that most of the residents who live there along that alleyway (presumably Chinese folks) hang up 'Baguas' outside of their front doors and windows. The windows themselves are also boarded up, and many have charms and talismans posted on them to ward off evil spirits. I think that just having those things alone, should speak for themselves!
The whole entire UCSF campus is EXTREMELY haunted, and that ain't NO joke... 😳
The upper floors of the main building and medical center are COMPLETELY HAUNTED by many long-dead patients and staff members who used to stay or work there. I've seen at least 2 ghosts myself while I was visiting UCSF once. On the 5th or 6th floors I believe, I saw a surgeon and a cleaning lady. When I first saw them, I was in like a BIG rush to locate a relative who was being treated in the ICU after suffering a stroke, so I thought nothing much of it cuz at first they seemed just like solid normal people going about their business in that building. So I just completely ignored them at first. Then weeks later, when I fianlly had time to really think back on the incident, it suddenly hit me that the clothes they wore looked like they were from the 1950's era. The former Jewish Home and The Laguna Honda Hospital are also haunted by former patients and dead Indians who were buried on the grounds. I've had friends and relatives who stayed in both of those facilities before, and they all claim that they saw floating heads and ghostly apparitions in their rooms at around at 3AM in the morning. Disembodied voices and the laughter of children coming from outta NOWHERE, during the wee hours when the whole place is quiet and most of the staff are off duty. Also, things like clothes and personal items kept turning up missing while they stayed there. The nurses and staff who work there are fully-aware of the hauntings, but they are NOT allowed to talk about it tho. Does anybody else here know anything about those locations? Can anybody here tell us somethin' about it?
I see ghost in the tenderloin every night smoking some kind of spiritual hookah. They make wierd noise i don't quite understand.
NOT in HD or 4K ABC that is SCARY
Priorities
Also on Market street a bum disappeared before my eyes 2x
Any Walgreens or Safeway?
Just the ghosts of shoplifters
The hills behind UCSF used to be a hot spot for suicide and you can see shadows when you look outside from the hospital.
I use to work in the School of Nursing building in the back next to hill for six years and never heard about these stories.
@@RaymondHng there are some really interesting stories about those hills and yes, i have seen shadows there.
@@webecruzng I work at the Mount Zion campus once a month now pre-pandemic.
@@RaymondHng not familiar with that campus. 4 long and 8 long icu areas are pretty notorious too at UCSF.
@@webecruzng I've visited patients at Long and interviewed many staffers for a tribute video for a retiring nursing supervisor. No mention of strange phenomena.
Queen Anne hotel.
Most ghost tours I’ve been to, guides were very animated and engaging. More history and local lore but his lady seems like she’s bored at her job.
Maybe she was feel well.
Tenderloin is hunted
Fact.
So much for stow lake
The Spirits of Jim Beam and Jack Daniel's run amuck in Nancy's house.
There are doctors are invited some medical things
This is Boring
I seen a real deal one in nob hill.
Do tell.
Spoopy 💀
All B.S to make money.
Ghosts.....dont exist.