Most of the basement of the Big House is used for material storage.

This meeting room area was used as the base station of our investigation.

A look at the basement's fireplace and doorway to outside.

What seems to be the furnace that heats the home.

The awesome staircase in the house's main foyer.

Looking at the foyer staircase from the top of the stairs.

This beautiful piano is said to play itself at times.

The music room's record player piped music throughout the home.

The magnificent dining room table where guests ate buffet-style.

This table was used for the Bogart's wedding cake.

A small sitting room, just off of the main foyer, frequented by Mrs. Bromfield.

The room had a few chairs, some books, and an old television.

The main living room/entertainment area where parties were often held.

These green sofas served as a seating place to the top celebrities.

Looking toward the dining room, you can see the TV set and an electric piano.

A painting of Louis Bromfield and his favorite dog.

Louis Bromfield's desk inside his room. His Pulitzer prize is on the left.

A reproduction of Mr. Bromfield's bed, constructed exactly how it appeared.

This was Mrs. Bromfield's room and is where she passed away in 1952.

The marble fireplace of Mrs. Bromfield's room and a nice sitting area.

The bathroom between Mr. & Mrs. Bromfields' bedrooms.

Mrs. Brumfield's bed during our paranormal investigation.

This is the back hallway where a ghostly cat was felt.

The other side of the back hallway is used for park offices.

This area is now used for mostly storage.

Footsteps were also heard in this back hall during the investigation.

This was Anne's room, one of Bromfield's daughters.

This chair almost looked as if someone was sitting in it.

The doorway leading from Anne's room to the back hallway.

Many people feel uneasy in Anne's bedroom, some are unable to enter.

This yellow bedroom served as a room for one of Bromfield's other daughters.

A creepy-looking mirror is in the corner of the room.

Yet another bedroom for a Bromfield daughter, this one had odd drawings.

All three bedrooms had a mirror, including this one.

This was George Hawkins' room, built to resemble his favorite hotel room.

George had a rather large desk to help Bromfield's work.

George's closet had many clothing left behind after Bromfield's death.

This was George's bathroom...it used to be carpeted.

This is the room where Bogart and his wife stayed after their wedding.

The bathroom between Bogart's room and the hall had an old hairdryer.

This was the master bedroom. It was to the right after going up the foyer stairs.

This old sofa was in the master bedroom.

This area served as the playroom for Bromfield's three daughters.

The hallway from George's room contains a "Wall of Stars" to the right.

This second floor bathroom had stairs that lead to the home's attic.