The Historic Sheridan Inn

: "The Historic Sheridan Inn is haunted by the spirit of a woman who was a caretaker, seamstress, waitress, and many other things from the time it opened at the turn of the century until her death in the late 50''s or early sixties- "Miss Kate" has made noises, startled guests, turned lights on and off, and even set the fire alarm off several times one night to warn of a soon to happen fire in the kitchen- Her ashes are behind the wall of her third floor room, and you can sometimes see her rocking chair rocking by itself. Other ghostly inhabitants include a little girl, and the spirit of the son-in-law of Buffalo Bill Cody, the man who built the Inn. He shot himself in one of the rooms."

Kendrick Mansion

: "It has been said that during night surveillance by the local police department that the cameras show a ghostly being in a room, and when an officer goes to check he calls in that the room is empty. It is also said that the ghost likes to make the rounds with the officer, and when radioed about who is with the officer his answer is that there is no one there except him regardless that the cameras are showing another person in the room."

Public Cemetery

: "noises and generally bad feelings such as children and then "it" if you are lucky will visit you."

Sheridan Inn

: "A maid that was with the motel when it was first built by William F. Cody is said to have her ashes cremated in her room that was her home until she died. Her original furniture is also in her room and if you go to visit you may see her rocking in her old rocking chair."