An open-air museum of Victorian homes relocated from across Los Angeles, Heritage Square has become as famous for its hauntings as for its architecture. Staff and visitors report phantom figures peering from the windows of the Hale House, footsteps on staircases in closed buildings, and sudden cold spots among the restored mansions. Paranormal investigators claim to have recorded disembodied voices and shadow figures moving between the houses at night. With its eerie cluster of century-old homes, Heritage Square is often described as one of the city’s most unexpectedly haunted landmarks.