The Seabrook-Wilson House, known as the Spy House, is described as a famously haunted location in Middletown, NJ, featuring reported paranormal phenomena such as ghostly apparitions, disembodied sounds, flickering lights, and rattling doors. These alleged hauntings are attributed to various entities, including a colonial woman, Mr. Wilson, Robert the Pirate, a Revolutionary War soldier, and a boy named Peter, some of whom are believed to possess consciousness. Paranormal investigators have documented evidence of other-worldly activity, with some visitors feeling a significant change in the air, such as it becoming heavy. Visitors have reported seeing ghostly figures, such as a woman in colonial clothing, through the house's windows or within the building itself. Strange noises, doors rattling, and other disembodied sounds are frequently reported. Some people describe the air becoming heavy or a significant change in its physical properties when spirits are present. Certain entities are believed to affect devices like EMF meters and flashlights, causing them to malfunction or activate unexpectedly. Individuals have reported experiencing physical symptoms, including sinus pain and ringing in their ears, when spirits are nearby. A woman in colonial clothing has been seen, thought to be an "energy placement" or a spirit stuck in the manner of her death. Mr. Wilson: An entity believed to be associated with the house's history. A pirate spirit that is said to haunt the location. A soldier from the American Revolution era whose presence has been felt. A young boy spirit that is reportedly seen in the house.