We were there for a Saturday afternoon tour (August 2007) and just before our tour started, I used the restroom on the basement level (the one available for the public). It is approximately a 4.5'x9' space with a single toilet and sink on the far end opposite the door (which I had locked after I entered), the sink being placed diagonally in the right corner. As I was washing my hands, bent over the sink, (with my right side buns facing the door), I was quite surprised by "something" pushing by me on my right buns - it felt like a person trying to get by me and running into me. I instantly spun around to see who was in the bathroom with me, so obviously so up close and personal. I could see no one. It was then that my mind realized that this was apparently a ghost. My body didn't think this was was quite as fascinating as my mind did - it got me out of there in a half second. So, to answer the questions, was it fun and would I recommend it to others....yes and yes. The ghost part was fun like a huge rollercoaster ride is fun.... well, sort of. The tour was interesting and I appreciated the tour guide's description of the historical relevence of certain aspects of the decor and building. One disappointment, though, was that one did not get to see the entire house, as there were parts that were used for the managing company's "offices". Still, it was worth the time and money to "go back in time" to imagine how this house looked and functioned at the end of the nineteenth century (built in 1886, I believe). As for the ghost, I mentioned it to both the ticket seller and the tour guide, and they said they hadn't heard of any ghosts there, so either they were uninformed, or it is not that often of an occurrence there. ( I, personally, have never had a previous ghost encounter, so it wasn't about my ability to attract that.) Ghost or no ghost, the tour is enjoyable!