Hauntings at Stenhammar

Long ago, Stenhammar was owned by a patron whom they called "Polka-Pelle." He was a man who lived a life of revelry and excess, and at that time, things were lively at Stenhammar. One time, a company had gathered there and was playing cards. Then, one of the men felt something strange with his foot under the table. When he looked, there lay a large black dog that looked terribly fierce. No one recognized the animal or could figure out how it had gotten there. One of the men was apparently so scared that he fainted. However, the dog disappeared as swiftly and unnoticed as it had appeared. In a large hall at Stenhammar, there are portraits hanging, including that of Polka-Pelle. One time, more recently, they had held a supper party in that hall. Then, someone took their glass and went in front of Polka-Pelle's portrait and toasted the image. At that moment, the painting fell from the wall, and one could not detect anything wrong with either the string or the nail that held the painting.