The Ghosts of the Big Sur Lighthouse, Part Two | Grave Talks CLASSIC
Feb 26, 04:00 PM
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Built in 1889, the Big Sur Lighthouse was meant to guide ships safely along the rugged California coastline—but not all ships made it. What began as a beacon for sailors quickly became a haunting ground for families who lived in its shadow. The isolation, the anxiety, and the constant reminder of lives lost to the sea made Big Sur Lighthouse a place where spirits may never leave. Julie Nunes joins us in today’s episode of The Grave Talks to explore the lingering hauntings and whether the energy of those who lived and worked there still echoes through the lighthouse—or if it's the spirits themselves keeping the lights burning from the other side. This is Part Two of our conversation.
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Built in 1889, the Big Sur Lighthouse was meant to guide ships safely along the rugged California coastline—but not all ships made it. What began as a beacon for sailors quickly became a haunting ground for families who lived in its shadow. The isolation, the anxiety, and the constant reminder of lives lost to the sea made Big Sur Lighthouse a place where spirits may never leave. Julie Nunes joins us in today’s episode of The Grave Talks to explore the lingering hauntings and whether the energy of those who lived and worked there still echoes through the lighthouse—or if it's the spirits themselves keeping the lights burning from the other side. This is Part Two of our conversation.
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