No. 13: Boo! Factor
The “white lady” walks Los Rios Street. The “devil dog” shows up in various areas from Los Rios to Trabuco Creek. A faceless monk is said to wander at night, of course.
Pamela Hallan Gibson’s Dos Cientos Años en San Juan Capistrano has a chapter on “ghosts, treasurers and other tales.” In October, Historical Society walking tour guides lead brave walkers on a ghost tour of the old neighborhood on Los Rios Street.
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We love ghost stories, especially ones that are extra spooky because of this town's historical roots.
(In June Gibson will give an historical seminar in conjunction with the city’s 50th-anniversary celebration.)
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