If you ever have the opportunity to stay overnight on the
Queen Mary, the grandest of the old Transatlantic luxury cruise ships and currently
a high-end floating hotel and tourist attraction docked in Long Beach, California,
you may find yourself awakened in the middle of the night by a phone call. Upon
answering, you may also find yourself mystified when there’s no one on
the other end…and that may mean you’ve just encountered one of the
many spirits who are said to remain as permanent guests of the legendary ship,
considered by many to be one of the most haunted places in the world.
The Queen Mary was at one time the be-all and end-all of luxury ocean travel.
Construction on the 1000-ft long, 60,000-ton vessel was begun in 1930, and after
Depression-related construction delays eventually had her maiden voyage in 1936,
serving as the ultimate in luxury travel across the Atlantic until 1939.
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