The Bundy Museum, located in the Historic Bundy House, is considered haunted by the spirits of its former residents, particularly Julia Bundy, and Edwin Hopton, the third owner. Visitors and investigators have reported experiencing disembodied footsteps, mysterious sounds, electronic device anomalies, and even sightings of spectral figures. The museum capitalizes on its reputation by hosting regular paranormal investigation tours and ghost tours for the public. The spirit of Julia Bundy is said to linger in the house, with some believe this is because she funded the land and construction. The ghost of Edwin Hopton, the house's third owner who died there in 1931, is also believed to be present. Guests and investigators have reported: Disembodied footsteps. A figure rushing up the stairs. Strange electronic readings and spectrometer activations. A camera shaking when Julia's name was mentioned. A sighting of a man with a mustache and glasses in a window, resembling Edwin Hopton.