The Charlemont Inn, a historic 1787 building in Charlemont, MA, is known for being haunted, with reports of spectral activity including unidentified whispers, door slams, and apparitions, drawing paranormal enthusiasts. Psychic mediums claim to sense the spirits of two young children at the bottom of the main staircase. The building has a rich history as a stagecoach stop, tavern, and hotel, and is rumored to have hosted famous guests like Mark Twain and Calvin Coolidge. Ghost hunters and paranormal investigators have reported experiencing phenomena such as whispers, door knocks, and doors slamming shut. Some psychic mediums have identified the spirits of two young children at the base of the inn's main staircase. Reports also mention a dark, shadowy, and hostile entity that has frightened people. Built in 1787, the Charlemont Inn has served as a stagecoach stop, a tavern, and a hotel. The inn's history is intertwined with famous figures, including Mark Twain and Calvin Coolidge, who are rumored to have stayed there. A local landmark: The Inn was once the bustling "heartbeat" of the town. The historic Charlemont Inn was recently listed for sale, making it available to new owners interested in preserving the property and its history.