The Dey Mansion in Wayne, NJ is described as a haunted location with alleged sightings of apparitions on the grounds and roads, and reports of encountering a ghostly soldier late at night. While these are considered local legends, the mansion is known for its historical role as General George Washington's headquarters during the American Revolution in 1780. Visitors and locals have reported seeing ghostly figures or "apparitions" on the mansion's grounds and the surrounding roads. There are tales of encountering the spirit of a soldier near the mansion, particularly if driving by late at night. The Dey Mansion was the military headquarters for General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War, with Washington staying there in both July and October-November of 1780.