RMS Queen Mary
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RMS Queen Mary

Retired British ocean liner

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Country
United States of America
Country of Registry
United States of America
Service Entry
1936
Manufacturer
John Brown & Company
Vessel Type
hotel: , ocean liner
Ship Type
hotel
Call Sign
GBTT
IMO Number
5287938
Current Location
33° 45' 11", -118° 11' 23"
Aliases
Queen Mary, IMO 5287938, and IMO 5528793
Official Website
http://www.queenmary.com/

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17 books (1 free)
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Queen Mary
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Queen Mary (Britain; steam ship passenger ship; built or delivered in 1936; 81,235 gross tons) Subscribe to view
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Queen Mary (British; Passenger, Steel, Screw Steamer, built 1936; ON: 164282) Subscribe to view
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Queen Mary (Liverpool, 1936, Steam; ON: 164282) Subscribe to view
Queen Mary (passenger, built 1936, at Clydebank; tonnage: 80774) Subscribe to view
Queen Mary (passenger; 81235 tons; launched in 1936; photographed in 1936, '38, '39 & as HMT in 1940 (1971 hotel)) Subscribe to view
Queen Mary (Steamship : 1936)
Web WorldCat
Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Queen Mary (United Kingdom, 1934) Subscribe to view
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Queen Mary, Cunard Line ship, and Hales Trophy Subscribe to view
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Queen Mary, Cunard Line ship, crossing of the North Atlantic Subscribe to view
Queen Mary, Cunard Line ship, maiden voyage Subscribe to view
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Queen Mary, S.S. (British; begun 1930; launched 1934; maiden voyage, 1936)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages IV: 2288, 2320, 2508, 2657
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Queen Mary: 80,750 tons, Cunard Line, 1936 Subscribe to view