Two Grand Trans Atlantic Queens -. RMS Queen Mary and RMS Queen Elizabath

RMS Queen Mary of 1936 and Queen Elizabeth of 1940, but entering passenger services in 1946

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Welcome to the pages of the RMS Queen Mary completed in 1936 and the brand NEW feature on the RMS Queen Elizabeth completed in 1940, but, due to the WW2 she entered her wartime duties and finally she departed on her Maiden Passenger Voyage in 1946! These pages have been fully updated and you will find that they are now quite extensive!

In order to enter these wonderful features you will note that below are two images and all you have to do is click on the IMAGE of the QUEEN you wish to Visit! Enjoy,

Reuben Goossens.

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