Last Updated on April 13, 2017 by Marie Bautista
When in Baguio City, why don’t
you try ghost hunting?
you try ghost hunting?
I
believe I have written a post about the haunted Laperal White House located at
no. 14 Leonard Wood Road sometime November and how any person born and bred in Baguio
City has a piece of story about how haunted the place is.
believe I have written a post about the haunted Laperal White House located at
no. 14 Leonard Wood Road sometime November and how any person born and bred in Baguio
City has a piece of story about how haunted the place is.
In
fact, a local television show host with a psychic locked themselves inside the
house for a Halloween episode and reported about cold spots, orbs,
out-of-this-world whispers, and banging inside the house.
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folks swear that they see an apparition of a little girl on the front
steps. I also heard about a woman
drenched in blood standing at the front door and my brother swore he saw a
woman in white by the upstairs window looking at them.
folks swear that they see an apparition of a little girl on the front
steps. I also heard about a woman
drenched in blood standing at the front door and my brother swore he saw a
woman in white by the upstairs window looking at them.
This
house was home to the Laperals, reportedly one of the oldest clans in Baguio
City, in the 1920s. Vague accounts claim
that the family members were brutally massacred during World War II and the
house was converted into a Japanese headquarters where folks were massacred and
abused.
house was home to the Laperals, reportedly one of the oldest clans in Baguio
City, in the 1920s. Vague accounts claim
that the family members were brutally massacred during World War II and the
house was converted into a Japanese headquarters where folks were massacred and
abused.
The
house has been empty for years, except for caretakers who chose to live within
the house’s compound (and not inside!) with creepy tales to tell, until it was
opened to the public around November of 2012, with featured art exhibits.
house has been empty for years, except for caretakers who chose to live within
the house’s compound (and not inside!) with creepy tales to tell, until it was
opened to the public around November of 2012, with featured art exhibits.
I
was there early December of 2012 to see the Bamboo Art Exhibit and of course, to feel
if there is some sort of psychic phenomena over there. I was with my friend, but the Laperal White
House Halloween episode kept playing in her mind and she refused to
explore.
was there early December of 2012 to see the Bamboo Art Exhibit and of course, to feel
if there is some sort of psychic phenomena over there. I was with my friend, but the Laperal White
House Halloween episode kept playing in her mind and she refused to
explore.
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| Too Bad I Forgot My Camera and had to settle for my phone’s cam |
The bare living room
The narrow staircase
The Creepy Window
The beautiful bamboo exhibit
Visit the Laperal White House at no. 14 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City.
Great photo! The effect is very eerie 🙂 Katakot na kahit picture pa lang.
i dont know that it is open for public.. when we were in baguio my officemates kept on telling me that it was a hunted house.. it has a creepy vibe on it too.. really..
Oh no! Ghost hunting wouldn't be a part of my Baguio itinerary. Ang creepy! 🙂
Who owns the house now? I have heard about this house, maybe even saw that show you mentioned, but I don't know if I've so much as seen it from the outside while in Baguio. I think it's good that there are exhibits there now. Sayang naman yung bahay kung di gagamitin. hehe. 🙂
I think it is owned by Lucio Tan now or a company of his. The foundation behind the Bamboo exhibit is one of Lucio Tan's, I guess. The house is creepy though. I went around on my own because my friend just stayed on the main floor and you have the air-is-thick-with-negative vibes feeling. Seriously. You know how there are happy houses, sad houses, this one is a scary house haha. There was one slasher movie shot here – White House with Gabby Concepcion and Maricar Reyes
That's really creepy! I don't think I would try ghost hunting when I visit or travel other place. I would love happy (not creepy) moments to remain. 🙂
Don't like….creepy even in the pictures hehehe. Even the hair on my head would stand out straight up like a porcupine. Sa inyo na lang ako visit hahaha!
Sure, Aileen! hehe I think there are creepy places anywhere. My office mate laughed at me when we stayed in a resort at La Union this weekend and I told her I brought a bottle of holy water. (weird ba haha) When I went to her room next day, she had a rosary around her neck and a little rosary around her wrist cuz she was creeped out that night haha
not a fan of ghost hunting, but i do fancy going up to Baguio in this time of the year. 🙂
Wow…such a thrill to visit that haunted house but maybe I won't have the courage to do so. hehe
I like ghost hunting but I don't have the guts to do it – lol seeing the photo prang medyo ngulat ako haha! psyched maybe lol. Idk. madami talaga ganyan sa baguio – enjoy the thrill, haha!
ghost hunting? no thank you, ahihi, the house looks creepy even at the outside, i do not even want to look at it when i get the chance to pass by it hehe
We used to be scared of this place when we were kids but it looks less scary now that it's an art house. Try Diplomat Hotel at the top of Dominican Hill, it's creepier.
must be too creepy to visit the place huh. but interesting.
Did you feel any aerie feeling when you were there?
who is the owner of Laperal House ? :)) ***complete name ..