Hannah House, a notorious haunted location in Indianapolis, is known for unexplained phenomena like disembodied voices, moving objects, and the distinct smells of burning candles and rotting flesh. Its chilling reputation stems from tales of slaves hidden in the basement during the Underground Railroad who died in a fire, with their spirits said to still linger there. Visitors report feeling cold spots, tugs on their hair and clothing, and witnessing shadow people. Many report hearing footsteps, whispers, and disembodied voices when no one else is around. Guests have felt tugs on their hair and clothing, as well as unexplained cold spots. Shadow people and apparitions are sometimes seen within the house. The distinct smells of burning candles and, more disturbingly, rotting flesh are often reported. Electronic devices and other objects are said to move on their own. The most prevalent story involves the house's connection to the Underground Railroad, where enslaved people seeking refuge were hidden in the basement of an outbuilding. In this tale, a fire in the basement resulted in the deaths of some of these individuals, who are now said to haunt the property.