As we began, Ms. Carr picked up the names of Louie and Charlie who she felt worked together for a long period of time at work stations in the area. Roy informed us that indeed, this was the area where work stations were at one time. This was the machine shop which housed many mechanical pieces of equipment. Dawn said she saw people with scarred faces, as if scalded by steam. In the boiler room, she sensed a woman who was dressed as a witch who wanted to scare us away.

In the attic, we realized we were in the company of a scruffy old man (who had shown himself to us on a previous investigation) and a woman. Ms. Carr informed us that the woman called out a team member's name and insisted that she spoke to her during a past visit. On our last visit, one team member (mentioned by name) did have a conversation with the lady in the attic during an EVP session. How flattering to be remembered! Ms. Carr felt that something or someone was hung from a beam, and in one particular corridor she picked up the name Michael. Roy confirmed that a few Michaels had been employed there and that this was their area to patrol. We were told of a small boy who was hiding in the attic. In the room directly below, which was the oldest part of the factory, a face seemed to be looking out the window. Could it be the curious face of the little boy? Dawn asked if we knew a man named James Rogers. He was an employee who worked in the factory around 1901 according to Wayne Nye's research.