Star of india and steam ferry berkeley
Two historic and haunted vessels: pick your poison
Star of India and Steam Ferry Berkeley
The Oldest, Active sailing ship in the world. And the “Irreplaceable” 1898 Steam Ferry Berkeley. Both vessels have incredible stories to tell within their decks and we are bringing you this very limited and EXCLUSIVE opportunity to investigate either one of these haunted landmarks.
Price
$825
(includes up to 7 people - Base Rate)
Each additional person is $50 each
Dates
Private BOOKINGS ACCEPTED
Time
8:00 pm- 12:30 am+/-
Location
San Diego, CA
Exclusive
Investigations of the Star of India and the Steam Ferry Berkeley are EXCLUSIVELY offered by OC Ghosts and Legends Events.
Not for individual sale (unless special event is posted).
Private Reservations only.
(Not recommended for kids under 13 yrs of age).
A portion of proceeds benefit the San Diego Maritime Museum.
Star of India
The Star of India is an extremely historic and unique location and we work closely with the maritime museum to schedule. We strongly recommend a minimum of 2 weeks notice for your request. We will do everything we can to accommodate your preferred date/time.
When requesting, please provide us with two or three dates you would like to schedule your investigation.
*NOTE*
Prices and times vary and are subject to change
Steam Ferry Berkeley
The Berkeley is an extremely historic and unique location and we work closely with the maritime museum to schedule. We strongly recommend a minimum of 2 weeks notice for your request. We will do everything we can to accommodate your preferred date/time.
When requesting, please provide us with two or three dates you would like to schedule your investigation.
*NOTE*
Prices and times vary and are subject to change
The Berkeley is an 1898 steam ferryboat that operated for 60 years on San Francisco Bay. A California State Historic Landmark, and a National Historic Landmark. She is, in a word, “irreplaceable.”
Aboard the The ferryboat’s lower deck and main deck contain many important exhibits and displays, including her fully restored triple expansion steam engine, which, although no longer steam-operated, today performs for visitors with the aid of hydraulics and compressed air.
Berkeley’s engine room is unique worldwide. During the 1906 San Francisco earthquake Berkeley carried thousands of survivors to safety. Her captain and crew, not knowing the fate of their own families, worked night and day to help victims escape the burning shores of San Francisco. Their unwavering and unselfish efforts saved many, many lives.
She arrived in San Diego in 1973. Berkeley has a unique historical and architectural significance that is reminiscent of the Victorian Age. She is the finest example of a 19th century ferryboat afloat. The Berkeley’s hull underwent a revolutionary hull restoration process during the spring of 2003 that is expected to last for 50 years and may serve as the benchmark for the preservation of historic iron and steel hulled ships around the world.
Strange voices heard throughout the evening after hours, shadow apparitions, doors slamming, footsteps, objects being misplaced and later re-appearing.
Will the Berkeley live up to her legends? Join us to find out!
YouTube ghost hunting duo Mackie and Amanda loved their investigation at the Camino Real Playhouse with us and requested to get aboard the Steam Ferry Berkeley.
OCGL’s Mike Manney led the two on their Berkeley adventure and needless to say, the Berkeley delivered. See the full investigation above.
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