The Logan Inn is reportedly haunted by several entities, including the spirit of an elderly woman named Emily Lutz who died in Room 6 and a little girl who drowned in the nearby canal. Guests in Room 6 have reported objects moving, doors opening on their own, and feeling touched in their sleep. Other experiences include seeing reflections in mirrors, temperature changes, and a lingering presence of a Revolutionary War soldier who is said to have been stored in the inn's basement after a battle. The spirit of an elderly woman who passed away in Room 6. Guests have reported various phenomena, such as belongings moving, doors opening and closing by themselves, and feeling a touch on their cheek while sleeping. The spirit of a young girl who drowned in the nearby canal. Many visitors have reported seeing her in mirrors or sensing a child's presence. Some accounts describe the spirit of a soldier, whose body was stored in the inn's basement during the Revolutionary War. Guests report feeling touched, having their shoulders tapped, or hair pulled, leading some to become frightened and request a different room. Guests have claimed to see reflections in bathroom mirrors, a translucent figure of a mother and two daughters, or the image of the little girl. Experiences include doors opening and closing on their own, objects moving, and a strong sense of a presence in the room. Visitors have reported feeling cold spots or temperature changes within the inn.