The Haunted Big Sur Lighthouse
Originally commissioned in 1889, the Big Sur Lighthouse has been a beacon for those coming off the ocean in peace, and a final sign of life, as many lives were swept up by the ocean as their ships went down. Not only has what is now known as the Haunted Big Sur Lighthouse been a structure by the sea, it has been home to many families employed to watch the building and to keep its lights shining bright.
Many of the families who called the haunted Big Sur Lighthouse home lasted less than one year before calling it quits. Maybe it was the isolation of living in such tight quarters that drove them out. It could have been the constant anxiety that they felt, watching ships come in and many… Go down. Either way, emotions ran high in the Big Sur Lighthouse for many generations.
Does the energy that these families felt still echo through the halls of Big Sur, or do their spirits intelligently run the lighthouse from the other side? It is questions like these that we have answered in today’s episode of The Grave Talks as we talk with Julie Nunes about the ghosts of Big Sur.
What Do The Spirits Want? (Part 2 Grave Keeper Exclusive – Listen Here)
In part two of our interview with Julie Nunes about the Haunted Point Sur Lighthouse, we discuss the following topics. To listen to part two, become a Grave Keeper here.
Who were the full body apparitions that were seen by the staff of the lighthouse and what did they do?
Do the spirits interact with one another, even if they are from different time periods?
What was it like to play blackjack with a ghost?
What was it like seeing a full body apparition for the first time?
How did the ovilus give out words that it was not programmed to do?
