The Green Mountain Inn in Stowe, Vermont, is reportedly haunted by the ghost of Boots Berry, a former employee and local hero. Legend says his spirit is heard tap-dancing on the roof during storms, an echo of his final heroic act of saving a family from a runaway stagecoach and helping to save guests during a blizzard. Guests and staff have also reported other phenomena, including disembodied sounds of music, mysteriously unscrewed lightbulbs, and even guests receiving towels from an unseen figure. Boots Berry, the son of an inn servant, was known for his skill as a horseman. He was awarded a medal for his heroic rescue of a family from a runaway stagecoach. The most common version of the legend states that Boots died during a blizzard while saving guests on the inn's roof. During storms, visitors and staff sometimes hear heavy, distinct footsteps on the roof, which they believe is Boots, reliving his final act. Guests have reported hearing faint, unexplained music within the inn. Some witnesses claim to have seen figures sitting in chairs that are empty when the door is opened. Accounts include instances of Boots unscrewing and even throwing lightbulbs. There are stories of guests having towels delivered by an unseen presence wearing a heavy wool coat.