Fort Wayne in Detroit, Michigan, is reportedly haunted by the spirits of soldiers and possibly Native Americans, with visitors experiencing disembodied voices, footsteps, and shadow figures. Paranormal activity is said to occur in various areas, including the officers' quarters and tunnel systems, with some reports suggesting the fort is connected to a Native American burial mound. The site's long history of housing military personnel and families, who lived and died on the grounds, contributes to its reputation as a haunted location. The restless spirits of soldiers who lived and died on the grounds are believed to roam the fort. Some accounts suggest a connection to a Native American burial mound, which is thought to have awakened spirits and contributed to the fort's haunted nature. Visitors have reported hearing disembodied voices, muffled sounds, and unexplained footsteps. Reports include the appearance of shadowy figures and the inexplicable opening and closing of doors. Experiences of cold drafts and a feeling of being watched are reported, particularly in the old officers' quarters. Officers' Quarters: A particularly active spot, known for sensations of being watched, cold drafts, and doors opening or closing on their own. Tunnel System: Another hotspot for paranormal activity, with reports of footsteps and unseen hands.