Wolf House

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The home of Jack London, famed author of The Call of the Wild and White Fang, is said to be haunted. Witnesses have described feelings of dread and visions of the house in flames, with voices crying out for help.

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Geographic Information

Address:
Wolf House Service Road
Glen Ellen, CA
United States

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GPS:
38.35109877843595, -122.53728175155629
County:
Sonoma County, California
Nearest Towns:
Glen Ellen, CA (1.1 mi.)
Eldridge, CA (1.4 mi.)
Fetters Hot Springs-Agua Caliente, CA (3.4 mi.)
Boyes Hot Springs, CA (4.0 mi.)
Kenwood, CA (4.4 mi.)
El Verano, CA (4.4 mi.)
Sonoma, CA (5.9 mi.)
Temelec, CA (6.3 mi.)
Penngrove, CA (7.9 mi.)
Rohnert Park, CA (8.9 mi.)

Contact Information

Web:
http://jacklondonpark.com/jack-london-wolf-house.html

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