A Fireman in Greene County, Pennsylvania describes the firehouse ghost as 'Uncle Al." He and the other firefighters believe the ghost is a former firefighter who died many years ago.
I received the following account:
"Sir: I've always believed in and been interested in the paranormal. I live in Greene County in Southwestern Pennsylvania and have been a firefighter for over 15 years.
We have a ghost in our fire department. It's an old member who died many years ago and many of our members, myself included, have had experiences with "Uncle Al" as we call him. There have been many times where someone has experienced sounds, noises, and just odd feelings while being in the fire department. We have had a game room added to our department after our member had already died, so he cannot pass into the new room, but you can feel his presence in the doorway.
One of the most memorable experiences I have had with Uncle Al was one day when I was in the engine bay office with 2 members, Ken and myself (this has occurred before when I was alone). We could hear chairs being knocked off of the tables in our social hall. We went upstairs to investigate, and all the chairs looked like they were pushed off the tables.
Ken and I went back downstairs and left everything as is and not long later (maybe 10 minutes) we heard the chairs moving again. We went back upstairs and all the chairs were set back up onto the tables. I am not making this up.
Another experience with Uncle Al occurred when I was standing in the bathroom, which is in the social hall (the part where Al can roam around). It was about midnight and I looked out the window at least 5 minutes previous and noticed no member's cars except mine were in the lot. Soon, I heard someone calling my name. The sounds were coming from the doorway to the stairwell. I can also hear people walking around in the bays again and people stepping on the grates on the floor. I went downstairs to investigate, looking out the window again. There were no cars in the lot. I go to the door to the engine bays and see that the lights are off. There is always the sense of being watched by Uncle Al, be it one person, or 10 people in the firehouse. You can always feel the presence of someone or something watching you." H
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