Is the Pavillion Lodge still an operating hotel on Catalina? If so I'll bet they get a lot of requests from people who want to spend the night in Natalie's room.

Till two weeks ago, when I last went to Catalina the Pavilion Lodge was still operative

Did you ask about the room that Natalie stayed in? While you were on Catalina, did you eat at Doug's Harbor Reef Restaurant?

Did not ask for the room Nat stayed. Just passed by the Hotel. and Doug Harbor Reef is in Two Harbors, not Avalon. I think, but I'm not sure, it closed, but don't know what date

Doug's Harbor Reef Restaurant is no longer called that. There was a ghost book written in the 1980's with a chapter on the ghost of Natalie at Catalina Island. I'm interested in ghost stories. Does anyone know about this book? A couple wrote it and it has other stories included, too.

I know the book you are referring to. Saw that while in Catalina. I'm not particularly into ghost stories, to be honest I do not believe in them. Sorry for saying that, Anonymous...
But anyway just leafed through it, buying a whole book for just one chapter...as I said before...

I don't believe in ghosts, either. But there was supposed to be aomething interesting in that book. I just have to finish a report. Thanks for letting me know you saw it though. I think someone is finding out the name for me.

Anonymous, just searched Google for the book.
Should be Haunted Catalina, but I'm not 100% sure. Amazon.com has it
Here's the link:

http://www.amazon.com/Haunted-Catalina-history-paranormal-activity/dp/0964908816

hope this helps you!

This book is available in several stores on Catalina Island. I almost bought it about two months ago when I visited there. If Natalie is a ghost, I hope she haunts the right person(s).

The Pavillion Lodge was (is) not happy with the fact that a room at their hotel was the last place Natalie WOod spent the night. I think I heard they changed the room number on that room. Business establishments don't like things that connect them to deaths.

The Pavillion Lodge was (is) not happy with the fact that a room at their hotel was the last place Natalie WOod spent the night. I think I heard they changed the room number on that room. Business establishments don't like things that connect them to deaths.

The Pavillion Lodge was (is) not happy with the fact that a room at their hotel was the last place Natalie WOod spent the night. I think I heard they changed the room number on that room. Business establishments don't like things that connect them to deaths. I wouldn't blame them. It's like when people hear the name of the town Brentwood to this day, they think of one thing. Poor slain Nicole.

and people still ask at the harbor Reef restaurant what table Natalie sat at for her last meal.

So can you get Natalie's table at the Harbor Reef Restaurant if you ask for it?