The entrance to a second-story terrace at The Children’s Museum becomes unlocked by itself, despite being secured with deadbolts. The elevator sometimes moves between floors while empty. There is a presence of not being alone, but it is not malevolent. This building historically housed a family with 10 children in the early 1900s, and the ghost is lovingly referred to as “Vanessa” after the mother. It is not known if anyone died there or the identity of the ghost.
