The Deep River Public Library in Connecticut is described as haunted, with paranormal activity reported since the 1950s, including disembodied voices, child laughter, the smell of cigar smoke and flowers, and a full-bodied female apparition seen on the stairs. The third floor is considered a "hot spot" for activity, particularly for hearing children's voices. The library's haunted reputation has been documented in various publications and even featured on the Syfy Channel show, Haunted Collector. Disembodied voices, children's laughter, and audible electronic voice phenomena (EVP) have been reported. The scent of cigar smoke and floral fragrances have been detected. A female apparition has been seen floating down the stairs, and flashing lights have been observed. Early morning noises and discussions occurring after hours have also been noted. Third Floor: This area is considered a hot spot, where investigators have heard children's voices. Kitchen Areas: The first and second-floor kitchen areas are also noted for paranormal activity. The library's reputation for being haunted was documented as early as 1959 in the minutes of the Village Volunteers Fife and Drum Corps.