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Haunted Vermont Inns - Brass Lantern Inn, Stowe, VT

Word has it that one of this inn's rooms is occupied, even when no living guest is spending the night there. A number of visitors as well as the Inn's staff have heard the voices of enthused spirits talking about a dance they attended. Of course, when the room is checked for interlopers, no one is there.
An innkeeper gave an example of a guest who asked about the "people who came in late last night talking loud enough so I could hear their words? And where did they go to a party?" And another guest mentioned that he "heard the people across the hall from me last night talking and laughing and speaking about how happy they were." In each of these and all instances, it's in reference to the same room, always late at night, and with similar descriptions as to what they heard the other guests saying. Oddly enough there were no guests across the hall.

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