In the decades since the 1960s, numerous visitors and inhabitants of the historic Crawley residence have reported a variety of paranormal phenomena. Some of these experiences include sightings of apparitions, with descriptions ranging from vague figures to distinct forms resembling former residents or unknown individuals. Witnesses report encountering disembodied voices, both as whispers and clear conversations in rooms where no one is present. Cold spots, areas of temperature significantly lower than their surroundings, are frequently mentioned, often accompanied by feelings of unease or dread. The activity appears to follow specific patterns throughout the day and year. Many encounters occur between dusk and dawn, with a notable increase during the winter months. The entities or spirits claimed to haunt the site seem to favor certain locations within the house, particularly the attic and the oldest parts of the residence. According to accounts, these spirits appear restless, their presence often manifesting through moving objects, such as doors opening or closing by themselves, footsteps echoing through empty corridors, or furniture rearranging while occupants are away. Visitors claim that these disturbances can be triggered by seemingly insignificant actions, like walking past a particular room or mentioning the house’s history aloud. Despite the varied nature of these claims, one common thread emerges: each encounter leaves an indelible impression on those who experience it, their accounts echoing through time as much as the stories etched into the walls of this historic dwelling.