The Inn at Aberdeen in Valparaiso, Indiana, is considered a haunted location due to reports of paranormal activity, including the spirit of a playful young girl named Angel, disembodied footsteps, cold spots, and objects moving on their own. Some guests and ghost hunters have experienced strange happenings in the basement and noted that fireplaces have activated without explanation. It's believed the property once served as a stop on the Underground Railroad, adding a layer of historical context to the spooky occurrences. Visitors have reported seeing and interacting with a spirit believed to be a little girl named Angel, and also a male presence in the basement. Guests have heard disembodied footsteps and found themselves in cold spots within the inn. Items have been found in strange places, such as a guest's lipstick turning up in a shoe. Fireplaces have been known to turn on by themselves, and doors have opened and closed unexpectedly. The inn was originally home to a pioneer family with many children, and it's believed the spirits may be from this family. The home, built in the 1830s, also served as a stop on the Underground Railroad, potentially linking it to the male presence in the basement. The Inn at Aberdeen has been featured on SyFy's The Ghost Hunters and other paranormal programs, bringing its ghostly reputation to a wider audience.