@alexamariani: Petaluma’s “Spooky House” 👻🏚️ Over a century of history, local legends, and some seriously eerie coincidences… just in time for spooky season. 🎃 I’ll be uncovering more of the Bay Area’s haunted and historic homes throughout September & October. 👻 What haunted house should I do next? 👀 #Petaluma #SonomaCounty #PetalumaHistory #HauntedPetaluma #SpookySeason

Woodrow78 :

Go to haystack landing

user9768312804712 :

wow, that’s a really interesting story and honestly, I kind of think the entire city of Petaluma is a little spooky

Onemechanicalalligator :

*Pew-jit sound* ♥️

Phoebe Moody :

I grew up in an 1800’s house in Petaluma ❤️

Walking with Joe :

Haystack has a crazy story too

𝕬𝖓𝖌𝖎𝖊 😘 :

Oooo! U should do a dive of the land around the pumpkin patch In Petaluma, my family lived on the property’s next to it for years and have experienced a LOT of paranormal stuff along with abnormal family deaths and life occurrences on the property also!

Leila, PA-C :

Btw Puget Sound is pronounced like pew-jet sound

olivia💋 :

Growing up my grandma had a house next to Petaluma high and it was haunted af 😭

whitersnow :

pudge it

jeffersonbriann :

Nothing about that house makes me feel like it's haunted, but I am reminded that a snall community like petaluma, can always overexaggerate things in regards to something such as a house being haunted. To me this is a cool house that, no matter who got their hands on it, wanted to keep it looking nice. But everybody got a chance to pay a reasonable price for it, except for the people in today's world who would have to pay a million dollars or something close to that for it. It is a cool story though.

Ricky Bravo :

Thank you for such a detailed story! Very fascinating!

Clovis ⚡️🪶🖤 :

Ok you’re gonna have to do more Petaluma ones. This is soooo good! I live so close to that house. Maybe on the old ranch property 🤭

Jacobbbbb :

more content like this!!

Pourri_papillon :

Idk I’m from Petaluma and we don’t call it the spooky house…

kimmy | kbmade :

omg this was so good! i’d love to hear more stories about the beautiful houses in petaluma. the big purple victorian on sunnyslope and F intrigues me hahaha

TT :

Love this! We need more of these! You should do something like this from my house in Napa

Byeeeeeeee :

I lived in a carriage house behind a huge Victorian. I swear it was haunted. That entire downtown feels haunted!

Streetz :

This is really well done! I love Sonoma County history and Petaluma has wealth of it! Thanks for putting this together!

Farmers market foodie :

Is it for sale

Mz.imperfekt7o7 :

Well imma go check that out now!!! I had no idea!! But question… how did it start out a 14bdrm house and is now advertised as a 4bdrm ?? What happened to the other 10 rms??

Matty D - 707 :

Thanks for the history on this place! I’m a lifelong resident of SONOMA County currently living in Santa Rosa. I’ve spent quite a bit of time in Petaluma over the years and have always been curious about that house. Pretty cool story. Thanks again!

Stephaniee233444 :

There's an abandoned House on Lakevilly Hwy. It's literaly right next to the Kaiser clinic going down.

Flyer4hire :

You should do a video on Petalumas “Heystack” house. Also it’s”Pew-Jid sound”

Crazy writer :

wow! Awesome story!! I love Petaluma because it's all rather spooky. Especially these old victorians. Can't wait to hear more about all the other spooky houses! 💙💙💙💙

greaseandglamourmagazin :