The LimeRock Inn in Rockland, Maine, is a haunted house known for its activity, particularly a full-bodied apparition witnessed by a local ghost hunter who grew up accepting ghosts as real. Despite having no reported deaths, the inn, built in 1899, is thought to retain residual energy. The inn is considered safe for children, some of whom report seeing their own spirits light up in the presence of visitors. The ghost hunter also hosts events at the property. A significant ghostly experience reported at the inn is the appearance of a full-bodied apparition. The inn is believed to hold onto energy from its past, even without a history of reported deaths. Some children's spirits are said to become more active and "light up" when children visit the inn. The inn is operated by a ghost hunter who is experienced in paranormal activity and hosts events on the property.