The Clinton Community Library in Rhinebeck, NY is described as haunted by a "lady in grey" who leaves a scent of perfume near the restrooms and children's room and creates cold spots. Other reported phenomena include chairs moving on their own in the genealogy department, file boxes jumping from shelves, disembodied typing sounds, and electrical equipment being disturbed, such as fresh batteries being destroyed. Details of the haunting: A female apparition has been seen since 1937. Her presence is often accompanied by the scent of perfume. Staff members experience cold spots in the library, especially in areas where the "lady in grey" is reportedly seen. In the genealogy department, chairs have been pulled away from tables, and file boxes have been observed jumping. A former custodian reported hearing typing from an empty corner of the second floor. Electronic devices are often affected, with fresh batteries being destroyed or electrical equipment being disturbed. The library's elevator has been reported to move between floors when no one is around.