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A ghost ship is a vessel with no living crew aboard.

Ghost Ship may also refer to:

Film and television

• The Ghost Ship, a 1943 film
• Ghost Ship (1952 film), a British thriller
• Ghost Ship (2002 film), an American supernatural horror film
• "The Ghost Ship" (Stingray), a 1964 television episode
• "Ghost Ship", an episode of MacGyver (1985 TV series, season 3)
• "Ghost Ship", an episode of Quantum Leap (season 4)

Literature

• Ghost Ship (Cussler novel), 2014
• Ghost Ship (novella), a 2002 Doctor Who novella by Keith Topping
• Ghost Ship, a 1988 Star Trek: The Next Generation novel by Diane Carey
• The Ghost Ship, a 1990 book of poetry by Henry Hart
• "The Ghost Ship", a 1912 short story by Richard Barham Middleton
• Ghost Ship, a 2011 science fiction novel by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller

Music

• Ghost Ship (album), by Sultans, 2000
• Ghost Ships (album), by James Reyne, 2007
• Ghost Ship (Theocracy album), 2016
• Ghostship EP, by The Fall of Troy, 2004
• Ghost Ship (band), a contemporary worship music band from Seattle
• "Ghost Ship", a song by Blur from the 2015 album The Magic Whip
• "Ghost Ship", a song by Nox Arcana from the 2008 Phantoms of the High Seas
• "Ghost Ship", a song by Robyn Hitchcock from the 1995 album You & Oblivion
• "Ghost Ship", a 2011 song by Neverending White Lights
• "Ghostship", a song by Shadow Gallery from the 2009 album Carved in Stone

Other uses

• Ghost Ship (beer), by Adnams brewery
• Ghost Ship, an imprint of Seven Seas Entertainment
• Ghost Ship (sculpture), a 2001 sculpture in Portland, Oregon, U.S.
• Ghost Ship warehouse fire, Oakland, California, U.S., in 2016
• Juliet Marine Systems Ghost, an advanced super-cavitating stealth ship

See also

• All pages with titles containing ghost ship
• Ghost boat (disambiguation)
• Death Ship (disambiguation)
• Phantom Ship (disambiguation)

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