Romantic, tragic, spine-chilling. Our story began some 72 years ago.
Young and naive, a beautiful woman always in a blue dress fell in love with a handsome ladies’ man who played piano at the bar of Moss Beach Distillery. She made multiple trips to the restaurant to be meet her lover. Blue Lady was married. Supposedly, her husband never knew of the secret love affair.
The lady in the blue dress was killed while walking with her lover at the beach below the distillery. Did the murder happened under the moonlight or in broad daylight? There was no mention of when she gasp her last breath or how she died.
Her lover claimed they were assaulted and he was just fortunate to have survived.
No description on how she got killed. Was Blue Lady strangled? Was she hit on the head? Was it a bullet or a knife to her heart?
Her death wasn’t peaceful. Her death sudden and unjust. So, her Ghost roams the distillery for answers. Her Ghost continues to search for love that was cut short.
The murder was never solved. It remained a mystery.
Many have witnessed the Blue Lady’s presence at the Beach Moss Distillery. Ghost Experts say it’s because she is searching for her lover. It’s the version of the Blue Lady story for the tourists in this historical landmark.
Perhaps, she haunts seeking for justice for the life and love taken away from her too soon. No one knows, only the Blue Lady does. She hasn’t trusted a living soul to tell her full story of how and why she died.
The lover would have been an easy suspect wanting to get rid of her or the furious husband in his moment of rage, but the Killer was neither. The Killer got away with murder.
A haunting version was recreated in NBC TV series Unsolved Mysteries titled “The Legend Of The Blue Lady.”
Many strange harmless events had been documented like phone ringing but no caller, checkbooks floating on air, locked rooms from the inside without signs of entry, women diners losing one earring only to be found in one place weeks later, computer dates tampered and small children actually able to see the Ghost of the Blue Lady in the Restaurant.
We ate at the Moss Beach Distillery hoping to see the Ghost of the Blue Lady. We didn’t see her but definitely one can feel a lonely presence or at least the romantic sad nostalgia of her love story.
The restaurant food was excellent, the ambiance, reminiscent of the Golden Era of Hollywood, the staff very friendly. And there’s the view as haunting and as beautiful as our Blue Lady.
Maybe I saw a glimpse of her. One of my photos captured a lady in blue. Nah, I think it’s just one of the customers coincidentally in blue. I’m no Ghost Whisperer.
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Honestly, blue was my favorite color, and I guess blue lady can also be my favorite too…nice photo you have….
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Mine too.
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Lovely story with so many goosebumps….
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The pictures on your blog are always beautiful😊, it’s feel my heart… I don’t believe in ghosts but sometime somewhere some strange things happen that science can’t explain.
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Ghost seems scarier but all imagination and horror movies effects. People are actually scarier. Have you seen those serial killer documentaries of the 70’s. So terrifying. Normal looking people that prowls at night. And it’s still happening today. No place is really safe anymore.
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No I don’t watch the documentary, yes it’s happen still but I think people are most afraid of people, not ghosts….. Your are right no place is safe
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Yes, people are more dangerous .
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Right
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Your pictures fit remarkably well when telling this haunting tale. I would definitely not want to visit the Moss Beach Distillery by myself, that’s for sure.
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It’s beautiful though. And good food, super yum-yum. Thanks.
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How fun! Pretty photos!
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Best place to do Ghost hunt alone for sure.
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A really interesting story and amazing pictures 🧡
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Thanks
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Oh, my! I don’t know if that’s unsettling or beautiful. It’s a tragic story nevertheless. Maybe not the best place to visit alone 😅 The pictures look lovely and I tried to spot the blue lady in all of them, but couldn’t. Maybe one needs to be there, in flesh, to “experience” her.🙂 The documentary sounds very interesting. Do you know where it is available for viewing?
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I think we can check it also in you tube. It has lots of old series or movies. Thanks.
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Such a magnificent photography and inspiring story 👌🌷the beauty of the photos awesome 🙏🌷♥️
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Thanks 🙏
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What an intriguing mystery about the Blue Lady, I just looked it up. Well Moss Beach seems to be really beautiful spot.
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It is a beautiful place. Almost like a doorway to the past. Thanks.
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Yah, I’m not going for a walk on the beach by myself. 😆 A very haunting story beautifully shared by your words and photos, however. The views look absolutely lovely. And who knows, that might’ve been the Blue Lady in your photo!
There is something both sad and scary about a love cut short and its spirit haunting a place for eternity.
I will have to look up that Unsolved Mysteries episode. That show and theme song used to terrify me as a child!
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Her story reminds me of Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze’s GHOST. Patrick got killed by his best friend so he can have Demi. Patrick was taught his unfinished business was for her to find love, turns out its to keep her safe from the killer, his best friend. Know I need to watch that movie again. Been into older flicks lately. Can’t believe many of their scenes I already forgotten. Old age.
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The pottery scene is a classic one! And Whoopi Goldberg won an Oscar for this movie. Patrick Swayze was gone far too young!
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Whoopi was Hilarious in this movie. The part she saw the ghost the first time, funniest ever.
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Good story, but very sad. Glad you had a nice time there. The photos are beautiful! What a gorgeous view!!
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Thank you. I find her love story sad too. Love is really a two edge sword. One side brings happiness , the other heartbreaks. Regardless, love is worth having no matter the outcome.
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Yes I completely agree!
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