The Bottger Mansion of Old Town in Albuquerque is reputedly haunted by several ghosts, including its original owner, a sighing woman, an enigmatic figure known as "the Lover," and the ghost of a young girl. The mansion's long and tragic history, including a period as a refuge during a yellow fever outbreak, is said to contribute to the lingering paranormal activity. Charles Bottger: The mansion's original owner is said to still be attached to the premises. His presence has been felt by guests wandering the halls of the historic bed and breakfast. The mansion is reportedly home to a female spirit whose spectral presence has been witnessed and whose sighs echo through the rooms. This ghostly figure evokes a sense of emotions from a bygone era. An unidentified male entity, known as "the Lover," is said to frequently visit the mansion. According to lore, this "rascal figure" is believed to sit on the beds of sleeping female guests. The ghost of a little girl, nicknamed Elizabeth, is believed to have died of tuberculosis and is seen wearing a white dress. She is said to prefer the bathroom, which was possibly her bedroom, and her image is sometimes seen in the mirror by women.