White Hall in Richmond, Kentucky, is considered haunted by the spirits of the Clay family, particularly Cassius Clay, his wife, and son. Reports from witnesses include sounds like footsteps and music, moving lights, unexplained noises and smells, and sightings of three ghostly apparitions. The site is known for its Halloween events that focus on the history of Cassius Clay's controversial life, further contributing to the location's haunted reputation. Visitors and staff at White Hall have reported experiencing various phenomena, including: Disembodied footsteps, unexplained noises, and the sounds of piano and violin music. Moving candle lights and sightings of three distinct ghostly apparitions. Unexplained smells. Who is Haunting White Hall? The most frequently mentioned spirits are those of the prominent Clay family who lived there. Specifically, the hauntings are often attributed to: Cassius Clay: The controversial abolitionist and politician, the last Clay to live in the home. The wife of Cassius Clay. Their son.