Overlooking Sandy Hook Bay, the 17th-century Seabrook–Wilson House—better known as The Spy House—is considered one of New Jersey’s most haunted buildings. Folklore claims colonial patriots used the tavern to eavesdrop on British officers during the Revolutionary War, earning its covert nickname. Visitors and paranormal teams have reported ghostly soldiers pacing the upper rooms, a woman in white appearing near the staircase, and children’s laughter echoing through empty halls. Featured on numerous paranormal shows and YouTube investigations, the house remains a focal point for Jersey Shore hauntings and local legends of espionage and restless spirits.