The Fairfield Inn in Fairfield, PA, is known for its haunting, with reports of shadowy figures, disembodied voices, unexplained footsteps, objects moving on their own, and cold spots. These paranormal experiences are attributed to its history as a makeshift Civil War field hospital for wounded soldiers after the Battle of Fairfield and its prior use as an Underground Railroad stop for escaping slaves. The inn is listed on the Gettysburg Ghost Trail and continues to draw interest for its alleged persistent paranormal activity. Guests and paranormal researchers have reported seeing shadowy figures and apparitions. Sounds such as footsteps and disembodied voices are frequently reported. Doors opening and closing on their own, and objects being moved by invisible hands, are also common occurrences. Guests have noted the presence of unexplained cold spots within the building. The Inn served as a hastily assembled field hospital for soldiers wounded during the nearby Battle of Fairfield in July 1863. Many victims died there.