The Easton Tower/Red Mill in Paramus, NJ, is reportedly haunted by spirits including Ralph Hunt, the mill's founder who lost his fortune, and potentially other entities related to historical tragedies and dangerous industrial practices. Visitors and paranormal investigators have reported experiencing unexplained phenomena, encountering seemingly solid "living" ghosts, having conversations with them, and witnessing unexplainable occurrences. Some believe the presence of the nearby Ritan River, a limestone quarry, and iron railroad lines may enhance paranormal activity. People claim to have seen and interacted with apparent ghosts, sometimes engaging in conversations, only to realize they were alone. A particularly notable entity is believed to be Ralph Hunt, the builder of the Red Mill, who lost all his money and may be concerned with the productivity of the site. Investigators have noted a high intensity of paranormal activity at the location. The site's location near running water (Ritan River), a limestone quarry, and iron railroad lines are thought to contribute to the paranormal phenomena. The mill's history of unsafe industrial practices led to many injuries and deaths, contributing to the belief in lingering presences. Other ghostly presences, such as "Peg Leg," a former employee, have been encountered during paranormal investigations.