The Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond, VA is reported to be haunted by several spirits, including a shadowy figure believed to be Poe and two blond children who appear in photographs and the Enchanted Garden. Paranormal activity documented by staff includes mysterious footsteps, rolling balls, and objects moving on their own, such as Poe's personal belongings and a shipment of bobbleheads. These sightings and occurrences are attributed to the museum's historic architecture and Poe's lingering connection to the items on display. A dark, male figure, thought to be Poe, is often seen near his personal belongings, particularly his walking stick and wife's hand mirror. Two Blond Children: These apparitions are frequently captured in visitor photographs and are believed to be children of the original owners of the 1740 Old Stone House. Staff and visitors have reported hearing footsteps, a ball rolling, and a chair scooting across the floor. One peculiar incident involved a shipment of Poe bobbleheads that were found neatly lined up on shelves the morning after their arrival, with no sign of forced entry or overnight staff.