The Steam Ferry Berkeley in San Diego is reported to be haunted by spirits, including the "Fedora Man" and the ghost of John O. Norbom, who died on the ship in 1911. Visitors and staff at the Maritime Museum of San Diego have reported paranormal activity, such as disembodied voices, mysterious footsteps, objects disappearing, and doors opening or closing on their own. The upper deck is a focal point for these reports. People have heard conversations and footsteps on the upper deck, even when no one else is there. Reports include objects disappearing and reappearing in different locations. Doors on the ferry have been seen slamming shut by unseen forces. John O. Norbom: The spirit of Norbom, who died on the ship in 1911, is a frequently mentioned entity said to walk the deck. The Fedora Man: Another reported spirit, this "menacing" figure is described as being seen drifting around the ship by guests and caretakers. The Berkeley serves as a floating museum and event space for the Maritime Museum of San Diego. Some accounts suggest that the activity from the ferry's spirits has increased in recent years.