The Green Lantern Inn in Fairport, NY is described as haunted by various phenomena, including hearing a woman's name called out, the sound of a bell jingling with no one present, the feeling of a shoulder being tapped, and the sighting of a spirit in a long dress at the top of the stairs. These reports stem from alleged paranormal activity associated with the building, which was once the DeLand House and included a former Pure Oil service station where a former owner reportedly committed suicide. Guests have reported hearing names called out, the bell over the door jingling when no one was there, and a loud slam from another room. Visitors have felt a tap on the shoulder from someone unseen. There are reports of encountering a spirit, described as a woman in a long, flowing dress, at the top of the staircase. The inn was originally the DeLand House, a historic residence built in 1874 and later converted into an inn. The building's tap room area was once a Pure Oil service station built in 1934. A story claims the station owner committed suicide by jumping down the supply shaft, which is a potential source for the reported paranormal activity.