The Hartness House in Springfield, VT is known for alleged paranormal activity, including strange noises, moving objects, and reported sightings of spirits, particularly in the underground tunnels built by inventor James Hartness. Guests have reported experiencing a rocking chair moving on its own, a faucet turning on, static and voices from a cell phone, and a closet door mysteriously opening. The inn has been shuttered since late 2020, but stories of the "haunted" house persist, with one legend mentioning a ghostly young boy named Charlie. Guests have reported a rocking chair moving by itself, and a closet door opening on its own, even when it was shut earlier. Guests have heard static and disembodied voices coming from a cell phone, and the sound of a running faucet in the bathroom. One guest noted strange activity with their bedding. Reports of strange sightings have been made within the underground tunnel system, which was built by the home's owner. Some legends speak of a young boy named Charlie haunting a specific corner room where Charles Lindbergh once stayed.