The Queen Mary haunting reports

Record summary

The retired ocean liner Queen Mary, permanently moored in Long Beach, became a major site for ghost stories and reported apparitions during the late twentieth century. Accounts concern locations such as the swimming pool, engine room and alleged fatal-accident sites, with tourism and media programs helping standardize the narrative. The lead matters for comparing heritage-site interpretation, worker or visitor testimony and commercial ghost storytelling. Researchers should identify when each report first appeared and distinguish archival ship history, tour scripts, personal experiences and later paranormal claims.