Sharlot Hall Museum

Sharlot Hall Museum has kept the history of Arizona's central highlands since 1928, its four-acre campus built around the 1864 Territorial Governor's Mansion — among the oldest buildings still standing in the state, and on the National Register. Sharlot Hall herself, the territorial historian and poet who founded it, is said to keep watch over her collections still. Visitors and investigators describe a girl in a blue dress playing inside the Governor's Mansion, sudden cold spots, and a young boy glimpsed on the grounds.