Mother-in-Law House (The Main House)

The haunting accounts at The Main House have accumulated gradually over the property's long restaurant history rather than being tied to a single dramatic event. Staff have noted objects moved overnight — items left in one position at closing found somewhere else in the morning — with enough consistency that it became a running topic among employees.

Two accounts stand out in the documentation. First, during Easter service, the names of guests reportedly appeared written on Easter eggs without any staff member having written them — an incident that was noticed publicly enough to become part of the building's lore. Second, disembodied voices have been heard in rooms confirmed to be empty, a report that crosses multiple witnesses over time.

Footsteps moving through unoccupied parts of the building are the most common passive report. Cold spots appear without obvious drafts. The building's Krammer-era duplex origin is sometimes cited as the source — either the captain or his mother-in-law is offered as the likely presence, though neither specific death nor documented trauma is tied to the address in surviving records.