The Pink Lady was a benevolent spirit believed to be a young former patient buried in a pink gown. She is said to have appeared to help ease the passing of current clients. A worker in the 1980s saw her looking down from a second-story window. Another night-shift worker on L2 South Hall heard noises and found an opened closet with diapers on the floor, attributed to the Pink Lady (who some say carries a briefcase). A third worker quit after witnessing a closet door open on its own to roll a wheelchair into the room.
Passersby and daytime walkers have spotted the figure of a young boy waving from upper-level windows of abandoned structures, as well as shadows of patients and orderly staff walking along locked corridors that have long been disused.
Overnight personnel within the residential cottages (including Group Home #15) reported plumbing fixtures repeatedly operating on their own and shadowy forms darting down hallways. Trespassers and urban explorers report disembodied whistling, moving debris, and distant human vocalizations.