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My experience is similar to Angela's.
About 10 years ago, my girlfriend and I went shopping on a Saturday afternoon. One of our stops was an arts-and-crafts store in the old industrial area south of downtown Seattle. It was an old building, and everything was original brick and old wood. Had an old musty smell.
There was nothing there for me, not even feather boas for Halloween, and I was bored. I walked the aisles, glancing from side to side for anything interesting. I happened to look ahead of me (for some reason), and a ghost was in the same aisle as me! She was about 40 years old, dressed in beautiful Victorian-era clothing, she was reading a book that she was holding in front of her, and she was floating about 12" off the ground, moving toward me at a walking pace but she was floating along, not walking. She seemed to be absorbed in her reading.
I immediately stopped walking, and stared at her from about 15 feet away. She must've noticed me, because she glanced up and made eye contact with me. She smiled a bemused Mona Lisa smile, and without stopping, she turned right and went down a side aisle. I was frozen, couldn't move. Finally after about 30 seconds I worked up the courage to follow her, but she was gone. She had disappeared. She either went through the brick wall at the end of the side aisle, or she disappeared. Either way, she was gone. I found my girlfriend at the other side of the store, and told her what happened. She didn't want to stay in the store anymore. I asked a clerk if the store is haunted, and the clerk walked away. So I followed my gf out of the store, and we've never been back.
The building still exists, but it has been remodeled and is now office-space.
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