The Black Bass Hotel in Lumberville, PA is associated with several ghostly encounters, including the spectral manifestation of the original innkeeper, Hans, who died in a brawl and is sometimes seen as a pool of blood or heard as whispers. Another spirit is a Woman in White, believed to be a former guest who shot her unfaithful husband and herself, and is characterized by the scent of lavender and the presence of a pearl-handled revolver. Additionally, the spirits of deceased canal workers are said to cause cold spots and eerie feelings in the building's former morgue. The hotel's tragic history includes a brawl in the 1830s that resulted in the stabbing death of the innkeeper, Hans. His spirit is said to appear as a pool of blood on the tavern floor or as disembodied whispers within the hotel. A woman, distraught after finding her husband with a mistress in a guest room, is said to have shot them both before taking her own life. She is seen in white, holding a pearl-handled revolver, and her presence is often accompanied by the sweet scent of lavender. During the construction of the Delaware and Raritan Canal in the 1830s, the hotel's morgue was used to store the bodies of deceased workers, according to reports.