Has anyone else had experiences at the old Remington Mill in Forsyth County?

Never heard of Remington Mill specifically, but the pattern you're describing - if it matches what I'm reading between the lines - is fairly consistent with industrial site reports across the board. Old mills are particularly active locations from an EVP standpoint. The combination of residual stone memory, layered worker trauma, and the acoustic properties of the machinery halls makes them almost ideal environments.

I've done overnight sessions at a couple of decommissioned factories up here in Newcastle and the results were notably different to domestic haunts. Less dramatic, but far more consistent. Repetitive audio phenomena especially.

A few questions before I can offer anything useful:

What county exactly? Forsyth County covers a reasonable area, Are the reports centred on specific areas within the structure, or distributed throughout?, Has anyone attempted a systematic EMF sweep rather than just reactive readings?

The shadow people reports at industrial sites tend to correlate strongly with areas of electromagnetic irregularity - residual wiring, old transformers, that sort of thing. Worth ruling out before you start building a narrative around it.

If anyone's done a proper baseline sweep with a Trifield TF2 or similar across multiple sessions, I'd genuinely be interested in the data rather than the anecdotes. Not dismissing the experiences - just think the more rigorous the documentation, the harder it is for sceptics to pick apart.

What's the access situation like currently?

@colin_wilson makes a solid point about the industrial pattern - there's something about these old mill sites that seems to act almost like a battery, soaking up decades of residual energy from the workers and machinery.

What really catches my attention with mill reports specifically is the auditory phenomena - phantom machinery sounds, rhythmic thumping when nothing's running. I've investigated similar sites near Redruth and the sonic residue alone was enough to set my Zoom H5 recorder absolutely haywire.

If you're the OP visiting Remington Mill, please do document everything meticulously - sketch maps, timestamps, temperature logs. Industrial sites often show time slip characteristics too, which is my particular obsession.

Welcome to Quirk Reports if you're new here - this community genuinely digs deep rather than just surface-level spooky stuff, so you've landed in the right place! 🏭

Living up near Pendle I've learned that anything with ". Old". And ". Mill". In the same sentence is practically asking for a haunting - it's practically written into the planning regulations up here. 😄

That said, @colin_wilson raises something worth chewing on properly. I've been doing a bit of reading around industrial site phenomena and there does