Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from real ghost stories online and the grave talks.

There's a place off the coast of Long Beach, California, where history and the supernatural collide.

A place once a luxury ocean liner, a symbol of elegance and grandeur, now a towering ghost ship.

Welcome aboard the Queen Mary, a retired vessel that continues to captivate and disturb today. We're headed to Sir Winston's restaurant located deep

inside the ship, where paranormal activity isn't just a rumor. It's practically a tradition.

Guests, staff, and even paranormal investigators have all reported

strange occurrences within the restaurant's lavish walls. Objects move on their own, lights flicker

without explanation, and a cold breeze creeps through the dining area, even when the air outside

is warm. But it's not just the eerie atmosphere that keeps people talking. It's the shadows.

Apparitions, some say, walk right through the walls lingering where once passengers and crew traveled

ate and slept, and the big question remains, who or what are these spirits? Are they the ghosts of former passengers who died aboard the Queen

Mary? Or is there something more to these hauntings than meets the eye? In this episode,

we'll dig deep into the dark history of the Queen Mary and the mysterious happenings inside

Sir Winston's,

from the ship's early days as a glamorous ocean liner to the present-day reports of strange

occurrences, we'll explore both the eerie and the logical explanations for what's really going on.

I'm Tony Bruske. Let's dig in. The Queen Mary is not just a ship, it's an icon of maritime history.

Launched in 1936, the British luxury ocean liner was once the epitome of grace,

a floating palace that ferried the rich and famous across the Atlantic. Her sleek art deco

design and lavish accommodations attracted passengers from around the world.

At the height of her popularity, the Queen Mary was more than a mere ship.

She was a symbol of prestige.

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