This is the claimed home of "Arthur", a spirit from the past that seems to have a connection with the B-29 located at the Castle Air Museum in Atwater, California. We don't know if that is his real name, but upon researching this site for past activity, we came across some interesting stories.
"Raz'n Hell", as the plane's nose art indicates is the plane's name, is actually made up of pieces of three separate aircraft of the same model, gathered from the Naval Weapons Center located at China Lake. As far as I can tell, these parts were not exposed to, or had participated in, any nuclear testing. This is important as you will see later.
One of the stories is that the restoration crew was going to look into the electrical system of the plane and see if it was possible to get any running, or landing lights, working on it. A person that works there was driving by the museum on his way home and noticed the running lights were lit. Impressed, he stopped by the museum the next day to congratulate the crew only to find out that they not gotten the lights working. In fact, they hadn't even worked on them!
On several instances there have been reports of a shadowy figure seen moving around the cockpit only to find, upon inspection, that no one was, or had been, in the plane. Another reported experience tells of one of the workers restoring the plane had asked his buddy to hand him a wrench. He felt the wrench in his hand, only to see his co-worker outside through the port hole...and no one was in the plane. Was it Arthur giving a "hand"? More recently, one of the employees that run the museum, took an early morning picture of "Raz'n Hell" and found a colored shape that appears at first glance to be the outline of a person.
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