Many employees and guests have reported seeing the apparition of a beautiful, red-haired woman, with brilliantly blue eyes, floating around the halls.

Late one evening as a guest was dozing off, he heard a scraping sound in the hallway. Cracking his door, he saw a woman with long red hair, in a 30s style, floor-length nightgown, who was busy rearranging the flowers that were sitting in a vase, on top of an antique chest, that was in the hallway.

Room 104: (Down the hall from The Governor’s Suite, 101).

Another female guest, while sleeping in bed with her husband, was awakened because she was too hot. As she lay on her left side, she felt a gentle, amiable, but cold hand on her shoulder, and heard a man’s voice singing “Won’t You Be My True Love?” in her ear.

When she could finally get up her nerve to turn around and see what was there, she felt a cool “whooshing movement,” but no one was there. She right away shook her husband awake from a sound sleep, but he hadn’t heard anything.

A male guest went in to take a bath, but found a “vaporous female” already reclining in his tub!

Three women always had to have the same room at the lodge, because “Becky” would come visit them there, according to a desk clerk, Mr. Adams.

One Halloween, a man dressed in a tuxedo, ordered two dinners, and sat by himself at a two-chaired table. Everyone watched him carefully, as he ate just his dinner and talked to someone who wasn’t there physically. By the end of his meal, both plates and wine glasses were empty.

A male hotel guest awoke in the middle of the night. As he glanced at his watch on his night stand, he watched in amazement as the watch floated straight up in the air, and floated gently to the top of the dresser.

The Red Dog Saloon is a favorite place to be for Rebecca. It was built in the space once used as a shower area for inn employees. She has made her presence known in several ways.

* Lights have been known to go on and off at will.

* Workers cleaning up after the saloon shuts have seen her twirling apparition on the dance floor.

* The bartender had often seen a reflection of a pretty, red-haired woman in a lovely, long dress in the bar mirror, but when one turns to look at her, she disappears.

* She has been known to help herself to the alcoholic drinks served, without paying for them, leaving an unexplained tab.

* During the prohibition era, saloon customers used to gamble there. The poker chips have long since been disposed of and no chips known of were kept at The Lodge. One evening, a very surprised bartender found some old, 1930s era poker chips in the middle of the floor, which had been clear a few minutes before.

* Patrons of the Lodge have called up and complained about the loud music coming from The Red Dog Saloon, when it wasn’t even open. It seems that Rebecca likes to dance.

* One bartender, a Ms. Crosby ran to use the downstairs bathroom, used by The Red Dog Saloon patrons. The lights wouldn’t turn on, and she was alone. After using the toilet, she discovers that there is no toilet paper, and she shouts out an expletive phrase, “Oh s’.!” Much to her surprise, a white, ghostly hand appeared under the doorway, with a roll of toilet paper, trying to be helpful in a humorous way. Petrified, she ran upstairs with her pants half on.

Rebecca has made her presence known among the Lodge’s employees.

* A new employee, who had been living in an upstairs room for about 2 months, was getting ready to come down to work, when she saw in her vanity mirror, the toilet handle move by itself, to flush the toilet. Rebecca was mischievously welcoming her to The Lodge.

* While serving a guest and his wife, who had expressed cynicism about the existence of Rebecca, a wine glass suddenly shattered while sitting on their table. When they left, the lights blinked twice.

* The Governor’s Suite, which is room 101, seems to be a favorite place of Rebecca’s to play telephone tricks on the staff. Despite having a modern, computerized phone system, the desk will get a call from 101, and no one will be at the other end. Desk clerks wait patiently for Rebecca to make any comments, but she hasn’t so far. Many feel that there is a connection between the Governor’s Suite and Rebecca, as being the place where she offered her services, so to speak.

* The light in front of room 101, which is a big old bulb light with a fan attached, goes on at will, when someone walks by, and turns itself off when the person is gone.

* After a former housekeeper would make up a bed, she would come back and find the indentation of a person who had sat or laid down on top of the bed. She also had to deal with guests’ shoes mysteriously traveling to a couple of rooms down from where they were supposed to be.

* The basement area is also a favorite spot for Rebecca. Back in 1982, Mr. Sanders had just become the owner of The Lodge. Because of a temporary housing mix-up, the Sanders decided to keep their spare clothes in chests in an empty, they thought, storage room. One night as they unlocked the room to get to their clothes, they noticed a glowing light moving in the back of the room. When he got to the back of the room, their trunks had been moved, and a once sealed interior door was now wide open, which led to a room where the light had been shining from. Following the light, into an old bathroom, the faucets suddenly started to pour water into the sinks at a furious rate. After turning off the water, he inspected the area and found no broken windows, and nothing was missing.

* New offices have been built in the basement. Late at night, employees announce their presence to Rebecca, or else they may hear weird noises, such as doors opening and shutting. Also, Rebecca has been known to turn on the copying machine on occasion, when the door is locked and no human has been near the machine.