Stories surrounding Orchard Hall in Sauquoit, NY, focus on a supposed resident ghost named Julia. According to legend, the spirit's hauntings stem from a tragic story dating back to the building's days as a bar and roadhouse. The ghostly activity is often attributed to a young woman, described by witnesses as a "blonde, good looking" individual in her late 20s. The story claims that in the late 1950s, this woman became pregnant and was rejected by the child's father, who was a bartender at the establishment. After a heated argument, she drove away with her baby and was killed in a subsequent car accident. Some believe the crash was intentional, making her death a suicide. Following a remodeling of the building, numerous unsettling occurrences have been reported, including: Unexplained pounding sounds coming from the walls. The sound of a baby crying when no infant is present. Pots and pans moving on their own in the kitchen. The overwhelming scent of fresh flowers appearing out of nowhere. Disembodied footsteps heard in empty rooms. While most events are only heard, some witnesses have reported seeing Julia's ghost. She has been seen in an upstairs window, beckoning to customers. She is said to play the jukebox during the night after the restaurant has closed. The ghost has been reported to block the doorway to the women's restroom. Sometimes she is seen simply walking through the dining room.