The haunting of Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, during the 1970s involved a documented poltergeist activity at 966 Lindley Street that included furniture moving, inexplicable noises, and witnessed events like a floating refrigerator. The incident drew national media attention and a large crowd of onlookers, with the paranormal activities allegedly confirmed by police and firefighters who were called to the scene. The case was investigated by paranormal investigators, including Ed and Lorraine Warren, and later documented in books like The World's Most Haunted House. The haunting was characterized by poltergeist phenomena, which are disturbances characterized by the movement of physical objects, unexplained noises, and other physical manifestations. Reports described furniture moving, as well as a refrigerator reportedly floating, according to accounts from the time and later detailed interviews with those involved. The events attracted significant attention, with a crowd of over 2,000 onlookers gathering on the street at one point. The incident was reported on by national media. A notable aspect of the haunting was the claim that multiple police officers and firefighters witnessed the unusual activity firsthand, according to some accounts.