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RMS Queen Mary
During WWII, she sliced through an escort ship, killing 300 men who were left to drown. A sailor was crushed in Door 13. Now a hotel, guests report a woman in white, children laughing in the pool, and knocking from empty rooms.
1936 - Present
Long Beach, California, United States
10000+ witnesses
The RMS Queen Mary is one of the world’s most haunted ships.
The Ship
According to historical records:
The Queen Mary:
- Launched in 1936
- Luxury ocean liner
- Served as troopship in WWII
- Called “Grey Ghost”
- Now hotel in Long Beach
The Tragedy
During WWII:
- Carrying 10,000 troops
- Escort ship HMS Curacoa crossed bow
- Queen Mary couldn’t stop
- Cut the ship in half
- 338 men died
- Couldn’t stop to rescue
Door 13
A sailor named John:
- Crushed by watertight door
- During a drill
- Died in engine room
- Door 13 is haunted
- Knocking heard regularly
The Pool
The first-class pool:
- Women in 1930s bathing suits seen
- Wet footprints appear
- Children heard laughing
- Pool has been empty for decades
- Most active area
The Lady in White
Frequently seen:
- White evening gown
- Near first-class salon
- Dancing alone
- Vanishes when approached
- Many photographs taken
Room B340
The most haunted cabin:
- Murder allegedly occurred
- Faucets turn on
- Bedding pulled off
- Knocking and scratching
- Was closed to guests