Miramont Castle Museum is described as a historically haunted location in Manitou Springs, with reported paranormal activity including disembodied voices, footsteps, and cold spots, particularly in the chapel and servant's quarters. Accounts include the figures of a man, a woman in a black dress, a headless nun, and a child who plays with dolls. Staff and visitors report experiences like moved objects, rumpled beds, and a sense of being watched, contributing to its reputation as a hotbed for paranormal activity. Visitors and staff have reported hearing faint singing, footsteps, whispers, and even a child's voice, sometimes accompanied by a bouncing ball sound, even when no one else is present. Full-bodied apparitions have been reported, including a woman in a black dress seen as a reflection and a headless nun wandering the halls. Other sightings include a gentleman in boots and a small Victorian-era girl playing with dolls in the servant's quarters. Items have been reported to move on their own, such as objects appearing in rooms, mannequins being moved, and beds getting rumpled after being made. Cold spots and a general feeling of being watched are reported, especially in the chapel, which is home to an alleged unfriendly spirit. People have described hearing the clinking of dishes or feeling their hair being picked up and dropped when there is no apparent air source. Chapel: This area is frequently cited as having cold spots, feelings of being watched, and disembodied singing. Servant's Quarters: Whispers, footsteps, and orbs are reported here, and a small girl who plays with dolls is said to reside on the fourth floor. Mother's Dressing Room: Mannequins are known to be moved in this room. The castle was built in 1895 by Father Jean Baptist Francolon, a French-born Catholic priest, and once served as a residence for the Francolon family.