Eidsvollsbygningen (Eidsvoll Manor)

Eidsvollsbygningen, commonly called Eidsvoll Manor, is the estate where the Constitution of Norway was signed on 17 May 1814. The building is preserved as a national monument and operates as a museum under state ownership. The provided sources for this entry (a Wikipedia article and a Wikidata label) focus on the site's historical and cultural importance and its status as a museum. The supplied research notes include no descriptions of ghost sightings, hauntings, named spirits, or other paranormal claims associated with the manor. No investigative hypotheses, oral traditions, or contested reports of supernatural phenomena are present in the cited material. Because the available sources do not mention any paranormal activity, this document does not assert or invent reports of hauntings at Eidsvollsbygningen. For researchers or editors seeking accounts of alleged ghost sightings at this site, additional sources beyond the two provided would be required; such material was not available in the supplied excerpts.