The home at 133 Kiester Road in Slippery Rock, PA, known as "Thunderdome," is rumored to be haunted by the spirit of Samuel Mohawk, a Seneca Indian who allegedly murdered a family in 1843. Reports of paranormal activity include slamming doors, sounds of children's laughter and singing, footsteps, and feelings of being restrained. Nickname: The house is known locally as "Thunderdome". The legend attributes the haunting to Samuel Mohawk, a Seneca Indian who, according to local lore, murdered the Wigton family in 1843. Visitors have reported hearing footsteps upstairs and children singing and laughing. People have experienced being confined or restrained, and doors have been heard slamming. Paranormal experiences at the house have been thematically linked to Mohawk's story. The alleged murder of the Wigton family in 1843 is the basis for the haunting legend.