Founded in the late 19th century, the Convent of the Holy Name (known locally as The Nunnery) is associated with reports of robed female figures drifting along the cloisters and through the former chapel after dusk. Visitors describe soft chanting, footsteps on stone floors, and the feeling of a presence watching from the upper gallery, even though the building has long been closed to religious use. Several investigators note sudden cold spots near the old dormitories and glimpses of a pale-faced nun peering from the windows before vanishing.