In a firsthand submission to HauntedPlaces.org, Campbell T reports hearing a loud bang against Sara Jane's Cabin at the Ranch at Rock Creek. The visitor also interpreted recorded sounds as words including 'follow' and 'shadow.' This is a specific personal account, not an established explanation of the recordings.
According to HauntedPlaces.org, a man in hiking clothes walks the chalet corridors and vanishes around corners. Other tales describe a former proprietor's son appearing to staff and guests, as well as a talkative presence that moves belongings. The source leaves the hiking figure unidentified.
HauntedPlaces.org recounts a campus legend about blood reappearing in a restroom sink at St. Charles Hall. The story associates the stains with a student who reportedly fell and suffered a fatal head injury there. It is presented as local legend, with no identified historical case verified here.
HauntedPlaces.org contributor Callum Swift describes a female apparition at the Suds and Grub in Power. The brief account associates her with objects being thrown and windows breaking, without identifying the woman or providing a historical origin.
HauntedPlaces.org attaches two spirits to T. C. Power's former Helena residence: Power himself and an unidentified maid. The source offers no detailed encounter. The house is identified as a private residence, so its folklore does not imply visitor access.
HauntedPlaces.org describes a woman in white and a lantern moving without a visible carrier at White Sulphur Springs' Castle. Visitors in the contributor account also report laughter with no apparent source during daytime tours of the mansion.
According to HauntedPlaces.org, a floating woman in white visits room 19 and the downstairs bar. Other reported figures include a woman wearing a black bonnet and a cowboy-hatted man. On the third floor, witnesses describe voices and cigar smoke when nobody else is present.
The Pollard's ghost tradition includes a woman in yellow walking its halls. HauntedPlaces.org locates much of the reported activity on the third floor, particularly rooms 309 through 312, where visitors also describe unusual sensations and an oppressive atmosphere.
A brief contributor account at HauntedPlaces.org describes a pale apparition at the former Ursuline convent in Miles City. It is said to watch the street from the building late at night; the source does not identify the figure.
According to HauntedPlaces.org, a child called Priscilla leaves footprints in the attic. The museum's other reported presences include an older man near the basement fireplace and an elderly woman associated with the first floor and the Will James Room.
HauntedPlaces.org links the rooms above the saloon with Dorothy Baker's lingering presence: witnesses describe perfume, women's laughter and music. Downstairs, workers report knocking at the rear door, movement reflected in the bar mirror and a stereo changing stations. A cowboy apparition reportedly appears in the dining room.
HauntedPlaces.org records a figure in a yellow slicker among the stories associated with the World Museum of Mining. The museum stands at the Orphan Girl Mine, giving this compact apparition story a specific mining setting.
Contributor Jack L's HauntedPlaces.org account describes cries and voices rising from the former county jail's basement. Footsteps and the sound of cell bars rattling are also reported. The account links the haunting to a death in custody, which has not been independently established here.
HauntedPlaces.org describes a woman in period clothing appearing during room cleaning and a shadow pacing the dining room. Other tales feature a former chef whose presence is associated with thrown cookware, alongside perfume and other odors with no apparent source.