The Pueblo Firefighters Museum, also known as Hose Co. No. 3—Fire Museum, is said to be haunted, with legends dating to the 1930s and involving mysterious occurrences like a 1960 fire truck starting itself and driving out of the building. While one ghost hunting team documented a strange experience at the museum in 2006, no conclusive evidence of paranormal activity has been found, though a handprint that mysteriously appears in the museum's window is a recurring local legend. Stories of the building's haunting began as early as the 1930s. In the early 1960s, a 1960 Seagrave fire truck reportedly started itself at 3:00 a.m., drove through the station doors, and went out into the street. A handprint that mysteriously appears in the museum's window is a well-known local haunting legend. The Ark Paranormal ghost hunting team visited in 2006 but did not capture any definitive evidence on film or recorders, though they did have a strange experience while there.