Disorder in the court. I'm Rebecca Leib. I'm Jason Horton. And this is Ghost Town.

In the heart of San Diego's historic Old Town, the Wally House stands as a living

testament to the city's rich past. However, beyond its charming facade lies a chilling secret,

tales of spirits, apparitions, and unexplained phenomenon that have left visitors in awe and

trepidation. Built in 1857 by Thomas Wally, the Wally House is not only an architectural marvel,

but also a witness to a myriad of historical events. From serving as the Wally family's residence,

to functioning as San Diego's first commercial theater, and even a courthouse, this house has seen

it all. The Wally House holds immense historical significance as one of the oldest brick structures

in Southern California. My interest is, of course, is always the history. Historic Old Town is

one of the oldest areas in California. Yeah, absolutely. Architecturally really interesting to

just proximity to Mexico and how California developed. I think it's a really interesting part

of California history, and I think a lot of people don't think about San Diego as being historic,

much like a lot of the West Coast, but it really is with the missions running down

the edge of the ocean and different people coming through to get to and from Mexico.

Also, when I moved from New York, the first place I ever went to in California is when I moved

to San Diego. I've had a history with it, a really good history, but also towards the end,

a bit of a tumultuous history, so I had my own ghosts. Oh, personal ghosts, as you were rolling

through. Absolutely. So that kind of weighed heavy on me for a little bit. I was there to do

some stand-up comedy over the weekend. Even though you're saying it's kind of bittersweet,

I am a little bit jealous because I do remember when you said you went to the Wally House. So,

when we make these episodes, we do so many of them. They kind of, I'm like a goldfish and we

kind of forget after a while, but this one I remembered because it was so haunted and so

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