Originally Posted by SilentKnight

I should preface this post by saying I don't believe in the paranormal, spooks, ghosts, poltergeists...whatnot.

But for the past decade our house has been plagued with more unexplained occurrences than I can count.

And not your typical ghostly footsteps, knocks, sounds, etc.

But very different stuff.

All the furniture and items in an entire room re-arranged one time. Hamper drawers pulled out in an unusual pattern. Money that's appeared (twice). A wristwatch that vanished literally from under our noses and then re-appeared a day later on a different floor in a different room. And old coin from the late 1800s (from another country) appeared in the basement.

Female and male voices clearly heard by several family members on separate occasions in various rooms. The wife and daughter have both heard distinct footsteps on the second floor a few times - although I haven't heard this myself.

TVs that plugged themselves in and turned on. A brass lamp that did the same several times (I finally got rid of the lamp after growing tired and annoyed having to turn it off).

A camera mounted securely on a tripod in the studio that moved on its own during a photoshoot (and yet returned to the exact position WITHIN A PIXEL) to the previous frame.

My wife had a stack of newspapers fly up in the air directly in front of her - scared her to the point she left the house and waited on the back porch for me to get home from work before going back in the house.

We had a strange white light appear under a sofa in the studio one night that moved from one end to the other. Unusual perfume-like smells sometimes come and go.

The house is 128 yrs. old and is one of the originals on the street. It's about a hundred yards from the city's original hospital (now converted into a seniors condo residence).

Just curious if anyone else has experienced anything first-hand like this. It's driving me up the wall - as I said I don't believe in the supernatural or paranormal at all. But I'm growing more and more at a loss to explain much of this.