Ghosts of Fort Tejon Paranormal Investigation @ Historic Fort Tejon

4201 Fort Tejon Road,Lebec CA 93243

20 May, 2023

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Historical Fort Tejon State Park Ghost Investigation @ day and at night!This is it! We get to investigate a Historical State Park, Fort Tejon.Fort Tejon was first garrisoned by the United States Army on August 10, 1854 and was abandoned ten years later on Sept. 11, 1864. Now it is on display as a state park with all kinds of artifacts, guns, uniforms, furniture, black smith shop and even a old cannon. Finally A Live Paranormal Investigation at day/night. It can not get any better than this one guys. I have been working on this one for months .. lots of trigger items, historical buildings, artifacts, uniforms, furniture, blacksmiths barn, horse equipment, original wells, even the old grounds were the hospital stood, guns, hats and yes a 400 year old oak tree all for the ghost to see through there way of seeing us through the other side. Let me tell you... I have investigated all types of historical sites, museums, Railroad stations, trains, mines, Ghost towns, hotels, adobes, mansions' , cemetery's and all the Ghost talk no matter what time of the day or night so do not fear you will have some interactions and GHOST! Locations in the Park: The officer’s quarters is a Colonial style, and it features many rooms that have been meticulously recreated The barracks is the first building you will see as it has a commanding presence in the center of the park where there is on display the civil war hats, uniforms, hospital knife and even a saw to cut off limbs uggg. Blacksmith shop has a old wagon tools from the blacksmith a fire place. There is a old abobe mess hall, sleeping quarters and even live chickens so don't get scared. The grave a 400 year old OAK TREE where Lebec was killed by the grizzly bear. "CURSE OF DEAD MANS CURVE" right at the entrance Firepit will be open. Questions: Do Ghost come out during the day? Most of my Ghost captures were ALL DURING THE DAY SO YES!! Is there Ghost at Fort Tejon? Do the Rangers hear sounds at night? Was the sound of Civil War era bugles playing Caught on Camera? Do you get a eerie feeling walking the park? I do Have there been witness who have notice things moving around the park? Civil war reenactments give you the chills, like you are going back in time? MY GOSH LET'S GO!! I booked this in May so it will not be cold Camping is allowed $15.00 see Parks.org My name is Marie Mason Author and Paranormal investigator, i have investigated and photograph 100's of Ghost in broad daylight and Recorded the Ghost talking away with intelligent responses. Ghost cam be funny and smart so lets go talk to the Ghost of Fort Tejon join me and my team for this once in a lifetime to investigate these historical grounds. We will have time slots through out day I will break it up into day investigation and night investigationAfter investigation you can walk the park grounds or sit by the fire pitEach Investigation will be a total of 90 mins pure investigation everyone will get a wrist colored band with to show you time slotsGroups of 6( plus child with parents) people will be taken to four separate historical buildings with each spot having a Ghost Investigator there with special equipment and there style of talking to ghostYou can spend as much as 25-30 min at each spot Firepit will be onBring a picnic come early or save for later to chat by fireRangers will be on duty (at night too) so be respectfulMarie Mason will do booking signing Ghosts of Randsburg.Tickets: The park is open from 10-4 but we have it until 10pm at NIGHT ! Come any time have a good time bring a lunch or picnic. We will have the fire pit going to sit and tell stories. Everyone will have a color wrist band to show which group time slot you are in. We have 4 great spots with investigators! You can stay on the grounds afterward and before your time slots HAVE FUN! 3pm-6pm Day investigations $45.00 Child under 12 - $15 Time Tours: Night time Investigations 7pm -10pm 3pm -4:30 -$45 4:30- 6pm -$45 7pm-8:30pm -$60 8:30-10pm -$60 Each  group of 6 (plus children with parent's) Each Tour consist of 90 min investigation tours Escorted to several historical locations in the park. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After and before your tour's you are all welcome to stay visiting the park or sit by the fire pit talk about what you experienced or talk to historicans if you have your own equipment feel free to walk around and explore- We have to leave the park by 10pm Parking fee is required by the park at $6 at kiosk No Alcohol on park grounds, this is a state park - Fort Tejon is located in the Grapevine Canyon, the main route between California's Great Central Valley and Southern California. The fort was established to protect and control the Indians who were living on the Sebastian Indian Reservation, and to protect both the Indians and white settlers from raids by the Paiutes, Chemeheui, Mojave, and other Indian groups of the desert regions to the southeast. Fort Tejon was first garrisoned by the United States Army on August 10, 1854 and was abandoned ten years later on September 11, 1864. At the top of Grapevine Canyon, Fort Tejon State Park sits in a beautiful meadow surrounded by trees. Between 1854 – 1864, it was used as an Army outpost to protect people who lived in the surrounding area. The area became popular in the 1850s as the discovery of gold brought many people West, confounding the trouble between settlers and Indians. In 1859 the US Army experimented with using camels in the arid CA desert, and many of them were stationed and trained at Fort Tejon. When the Civil War broke out, many of the people stationed here were transferred, and the fort eventually closed in 1864. In 1940, five acres were deeded to the CA State Park system to be restored. The park was opened in 1947 and continues to be visited often to this day. Volunteers or character actors call Marie 818-974-6852 Question's can email [email protected]