The Last Building Standing
In 1906, San Francisco suffered a massive earthquake and subsequent fire that destroyed much of the city and just about everything on Nob Hill, with one exception: The Flood Mansion.
The mansion was the only building that remained. Built by silver baron James C. Flood, the brownstone was the first one built west of the Mississippi.
After the fire, the brownstone itself sustained extensive damage, but oddly enough, the walls remained. Following the fire, James’s daughter sold the building to the Pacific-Union Club.
Today, many visitors say that the restless spirits of those who passed away in the disaster continue to haunt the one place that survived out of resentment of the tycoon’s luck.
A Secret Society?
The Pacific-Union Club serves as a gentleman’s club with extremely secretive practices. The club prohibits members from discussing the club and what transpires behind closed doors. The only clues we have come from vintage members-only books detailing the previous house rules and by-laws.
Some say dark things happen in the building, while others say there are secret rooms. There’s only one way to know for sure…
Haunted San Francisco, CA
San Francisco has a lot to offer in terms of the spooky, chilling, and frightening. Underneath the city’s charm are pasts of destruction, death, betrayal, and secrecy—the perfect backdrop for someone curious about the unexplained.
Experience the thrills for yourself with a US Ghost Adventures haunted San Francisco tour.
About US Ghost Adventures
Since 2013, US Ghost Adventures has offered entertaining, historical, and authentic ghost tours of America’s most haunted cities. We deliver fun yet honest accounts of hauntings across the nation for curious people of all ages. Our ghost stories are based on historical research, but that doesn’t mean they won’t send a chill down your spine.
This video gives you a small taste of what you might experience on your ghost tour — subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more.
US Ghost Adventures also offers virtual tours, a self-guided mobile app, and an Alexa voice app.