The Harmony Inn in Harmony, PA is described as a haunted location due to reports of disembodied voices, flying objects, and moving furniture. Guests and staff have reported experiences such as children's laughter, seeing spirits, and witnessing phenomena like ashtrays and glasses falling from tables. The haunting is attributed to spirits of children from a scarlet fever outbreak in the 1920s and an older lady who cared for them, a businessman named Jonathan who died by suicide on the stairs, and possibly others from the inn's past as a railroad stop and home. Disembodied voices are heard, including names of past residents, and the sound of footsteps. Ashtrays, glasses, and other objects have been seen flying from tables and falling from closets. People have reported seeing spirits, including a child in a white dress and a man in old clothing staring at a customer. Guests have heard the sounds of chairs moving on their own.