Within the last year and a half, NCPR has been more focused on home investigations due to the many requests that we are receiving. We will update our investigations page when things slow down a bit with at least a summary of our investigations. We'll keep you guys posted!

Lake Herman Road Vallejo, CA Eckley Pier Mountain View Cemetery Oakland, CA Queen Anne Hotel San Francisco, CA San Remo Hotel San Francisco, CA Sutro Baths San Francisco, CA Morgan Territory Walnut Creek, CA Union Hotel Benicia, CA

Private Residence
December 2006, a couple invites NCPR to their home to investigate strange phenonema......Click here  for the details of this case.

USS Hornet
	Look closely at this picture. Let us know if anything stands out to you. Click here if you would like to comment on this pic.

Medical Room

Engineering

Inside the forecastle(pronounced foc'sle)

Joe(left) and Tom

Benicia Clocktower
	Built in 1859 and almost completely destroyed in 1912, the Bencia Clocktower is still used today for various events.

Rose Hill Cemetary
	This old cemetery is located within the Black Diamond Mine regional park. Dating back to the 1800's, this Cemetery served the old mining communties in and around Somersville/Antioch.

Sarah Norton, a midwife in her time, is said to haunt the cemetery. She apparently died when her carriage over turned on her way to help with a delivery.

Nowadays, this Cemetery is only accessible by trail, and is part of the East Bay Regional Park District. We would love to see more of this Cemetery at night! Unfortunately it is really only pratical to visit it by day, while the park is open. We looked into the overnight camping available with the Black Diamond Mines Regional reserve, and found it is miles from the camp site. The trails are only accessible by foot, as cars and bikes are forbidden in most of the park.

We are still working out the logistics of possibly visiting this Cemetery at night, and will keep you posted if we get the chance to do so.

Rose Hill is situated on a bluff with an expansive view of much of the Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve. It was quite a walk to this Cemetery, but all of these pictures and spectacular views made it quite rewarding.