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From The Queen Mary To The Pasadena Playhouse, LA County Has Some Ghostly History
Interior view of the Pasadena Playhouse as it appeared in the past. Note the architectural designs over the openings and ceiling.
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Herald Examiner Collection
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Los Angeles hasn't been around for THAT long, but it has its fair share of ghostly history. LAist listeners share some haunted tales.
Why now: It's Halloween, so How to LA and "Air Talk" asked LAist listeners to share their encounters with ghosts around the city. We hear from folks in Long Beach, K-Town and Pasadena.
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From The Queen Mary To The Pasadena Playhouse, LA County Has Some Ghostly History
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