Rocklin High School Theatre
California · United States · Theatre
Two pupils painting the theatre walls after school found the word help written on the unpainted part of the wall.
The theatre at Rocklin High School in California has a resident the pupils call Billy.
The incident that everyone repeats happened after school, when two pupils were helping a teacher touch up the paint on the theatre walls. On the part of the wall that had not yet been painted, the word help had appeared.
Another account concerns a mobile phone left behind after school.
School theatres are the single most productive category in this archive. They are dark, they are enormous, they are empty for most of the day, and they are occupied late by teenagers who spend hours in them under stage lighting. Almost every drama department in the United States has a name for its ghost.
What lifts this one slightly is that the writing was seen by more than one person and was on a surface that was being worked on at the time.
The school is in use.
FAQ
Where is Rocklin High School Theatre located?
Rocklin High School Theatre is in California, United States.
More haunted places in California
- RMS Queen Mary California · Hotel
- Alcatraz California · Prison
- Hollywood Sign (the ghost of Peg Entwistle) California · Urban site
- Whaley House California · Museum
- The stockroom California · Haunted site
- The Paso Robles Inn California · Hotel
- Erdman Hall, Occidental College California · School
- The restaurant at Mission Valley California · Haunted site
Accounts are drawn from local folklore and visitor reports.