The Riverside Inn in Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania, is reportedly haunted by various entities, with phenomena including unexplained sounds (whispers, footsteps), object movement, temperature fluctuations, and apparitions. Guests and staff have experienced these events, and the inn's history, potentially including tragic events, is believed to be a source of lingering spirits. The property's reputation was further amplified by a feature on the paranormal television show "The Dead Files". Reports include disembodied whispers and footsteps heard throughout the inn. Items have been seen moving on their own, and doors have reportedly opened and closed without anyone touching them. Sudden and localized drops or rises in temperature have been noted in certain areas of the inn. Some guests and staff have reported seeing shadowy figures or other apparitions. The inn's rich history, which includes a past as a resort town, may have been associated with deaths or other tragic events that could have left lingering spirits. Professional investigations have detected anomalies, such as electromagnetic field (EMF) readings and unusual temperature changes, further suggesting paranormal activity. The inn's paranormal reputation was widely publicized after being featured on the television show "The Dead Files," which highlighted its haunted nature.