The Burlington County Prison in Mount Holly, NJ, a historic site and museum, is reportedly haunted by the spirits of those who died within its walls, with paranormal activity including sightings of a tall male specter, sounds of chains, feelings of being watched, and malfunctioning electronic equipment. The dungeon is considered particularly active, with some visitors reporting experiences of being followed and seeing quick movements. Visitors have reported seeing a tall male specter in a uniform, particularly in the basement area. Quick movements and figures have also been reported, with SLS cameras reportedly capturing images of figures. Reports include the sound of chains rattling and the faint sound of high heels. Guests have described feeling like they were being followed or watched by an unseen presence. Electronic equipment has been reported to malfunction on the grounds for no apparent reason. A medium has indicated a constant watching spirit within the prison. The Dungeon: This area is considered one of the most active sites for paranormal activity. The Basement: The male specter is frequently reported in the basement. The ghost of Joel Cough, a murderer, is said to haunt the dungeon. Operating from 1811 to 1965, it was the country's oldest continuously operating prison when it closed.