Oak Park Cemetery in Claremont was established in 1897 and is now the permanent residence to many of the founders of the city.
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Ghostly past still haunts University
From hearing footsteps when no one is there to feeling cold sensations on a warm day, La Verne community members stay they still sense the University’s haunted history. Specifically some refer to ghosts of Evelyn Marshalt, David Glassa and Jim Henderson – whose ghosts they swear still linger.
Claremont reveals haunted history
Visitors and perhaps a wandering spirit got a spooky look of Claremont with a historical twist at the second annual Ghost Walk last Saturday and Sunday.
Vampires drain the market as supernatural themes invade popular culture
Halloween is a time of ghosts, scares and the paranormal to come to the front of everyone’s mind and surround themselves with the unknown world of the supernatural.
Halloween season brings haunted memories
Local legends of ULV’s past have been passed down from one curious student to the next. Everything from hearing eerie noises, seeing ghostly figures, and cold creepy feelings – similar to walking through the bottom floor of Founders Hall.
Unexplained encounters haunt the University
Despite constant progression toward bigger and better things, the past has a tendency to linger; carrying on through urban legends passed down from one thrill-hungry student to the next.
Florist offers more than flowers
The La Verne Florist has occupied the corner of D and Third streets in downtown La Verne for more than 28 years. However, many may not know that there is a lot more to this florist then just great flowers.
Tales of supernatural haunt ULV
When most mortals think of haunted places, those places generally tend to be abandoned or in an altogether sorry state of repair.
Ghost stories get attention in residence halls
The room is dark, the only light coming from the candles burning in the middle of the room. There is complete silence with the exception of the speaker’s voice and the soft exhalation of those hanging on every word.
The haunting history of ULV
The setting: dark hallways and creaky wood floors. Sprawling ivy darkens the windows and you find yourself all alone.