When the Queen Mary sailed the world’s oceans from the 1930s to the 1960s, it was one of the most majestic ships of all time. The ocean liner served nobly during World War II, transporting thousands of Allied troops to their wartime destinations. But today, the Queen Mary is better known for spooky sightings and eerie happenings aboard its decks. Detailed accounts of some of the most famous hauntings will draw in readers, while historical photographs give shape to where the spirits dwell. Spine-tingling sidebars add even more mystery to the Queen Mary as the main content delivers important historical context consistent with the social studies curriculum.