Queen Mary Haunted Engine Room

On july 10 1966 a fireman named john peddar was participating in a drill where the watertight doors were sealed on the ship.

Queen mary haunted engine room.

The queen mary ship has once again opened its popular room that is widely famous for its hauntings room b340. This popular cabin has recorded a significant number of paranormal activity along with several stories of haunted meetings taped in the queen mary ship s records. The queen mary is one of the most haunted places in the world. One of the most famous ghosts of the queen mary is believed to be that of john pedder a fireman in the engine room who was crushed by the infamous door 13 in the part of the ship known as shaft alley apparently during emergencies the watertight doors would be closed to seal off sections of the ship to avoid sinking.

Queen mary s dark harbor now in its tenth year takes its mazes from the real life ghost stories that many say haunt the iconic long beach california ship. Ghosts have been known to roam the engine room. Used in the filming of the poseidon adventure the room s infamous door 13 crushed at least two men to death at different points during the ship s history. In particular sightings have been reported at watertight door number 13.

Located deep within the ship the queen mary s engine room is host to one of the many specters aboard this vessel. Located 50 feet below water level is the queen mary s engine room which is said to be a hotbed of paranormal activity. This comes as no surprise. After it was retired as an ocean liner disney purchased the queen mary and b340 became a prototype haunted mansion at sea.

The room was wired for spooky happenings like creaking floorboards and faucets turning on by themselves and eventually closed when the experiment was unprofitable.