The Ship Inn in Exton, Pennsylvania is described as a haunted historical tavern with several alleged ghostly phenomena, including phantom footsteps, doors opening on their own, faucets turning on, and even a ghostly girl and a phantom carriage. One specific story tells of a stool at the bar sliding back forcefully during a Super Bowl, seen by both patrons and the owner. The building dates back to the 1700s and has served patrons for centuries, leading to speculation about the source of the paranormal activity. Reports include the ghost of a young girl and a phantom carriage. Visitors and staff have reported footsteps, faucets that turn on by themselves, and doors that open and close on their own. A forceful sliding of a stool at the bar during a Super Bowl is cited as an example of poltergeist activity. The tavern's building dates back to the 1700s, giving it centuries of history. Some believe the spirits are former patrons from the building's long history of service. The building was destroyed by two fires but was restored.