The haunting accounts of Lakehurst Hangar No. 1, the site of the Hindenburg disaster, include reports of ethereal airship sightings, unexplained electrical phenomena, the phantom sounds of a man grunting, and the eerie atmosphere that some believe stems from the tragic events that occurred there, including the hangar's use as a temporary morgue. People report seeing dark triangles, large, silent, round crafts, and test airships that possess an internal light, which is described as potentially paranormal in nature. Some reports include the sound of a man grunting, a disembodied sound that is heard within the hangar. During an investigation, high electromagnetic fields were recorded in a specific corner of the hangar, indicating potential paranormal activity. The most significant event linked to the hangar's haunting is the 1937 Hindenburg disaster, which occurred when the airship caught fire and crashed at the Naval Air Station. Hangar No. 1 was also used as a morgue after the disaster, a detail that contributes to its reputation for being haunted.