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Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman, weaving dramatic ghost tales of San Francisco history and the macabre along a moderate walking tour.

We are not inclined towards ghost tours. Being a history buff, I get a little salty when tour guides start playing fast and loose with well documented points of local history to fix someone’s odd experience into the larger tapestry of local events. Yet, when we saw that a magician and mentalist whose work we have followed would be in town doing a ghost tour, we decided to give it a go.

To begin, let me say, Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman. He weaves stories with a balanced hand of history and the dramatic. We were already quite familiar with much of the history that Christian invokes. For those unfamiliar with local figures such as Mary Ellen Pleasant, the tour is not only entertaining but educational. Learn about the scandalous lives of two heiresses who still may not be ready to leave their mansion, a certain husband who found himself in quite an unconventional pickle, and one of San Francisco’s most accomplished entrepreneurs of whom I bet you have never heard. Where he deviates into urban legends and speculation is telegraphed. And every bit comes with a fine dash of wit.

The tour itself varies between 90 minutes to two hours. Attendees will be mostly standing, with occasional walking totaling a mile with a moderate hill. If you have any inclination to attend, let me urge you past the point of indecision into action.

Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman, weaving dramatic ghost tales of San Francisco history and the macabre along a moderate walking tour.
The tour meets outside of the Healing Arts Center

Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman, weaving dramatic ghost tales of San Francisco history and the macabre along a moderate walking tour.
Our tour guide, Christian Cagigal.
Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman, weaving dramatic ghost tales of San Francisco history and the macabre along a moderate walking tour.
The tour even includes a divergence into San Francisco’s architectural history.
Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman, weaving dramatic ghost tales of San Francisco history and the macabre along a moderate walking tour.
Plaque to Mary Ellen Pleasant, mother of Civil Rights in California.
Christian Cagigal is a fantastic showman, weaving dramatic ghost tales of San Francisco history and the macabre along a moderate walking tour.

San Francisco Ghost Hunt Walking Tour

Meet under the tall trees at the corner of Bush and Octavia

Hours
7PM
Check calendar
Online reservations required

Admission
$20 per person

Website
https://www.sfghosthunt.com/

Lexi lives in a truck camper down by the river.

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