The Queen Mary was retired from trans-Atlantic service in 1967.
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The Queen Mary in Long Beach is the original. The Queen Mary 2 is still in service as part of Cunard Cruise Line.
The Queen Mary II is owned by the Cunard Line. You could get information from their web site. www.cunard.com Happy sailing.
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Mary visited Jedburgh for six weeks and was taken ill there. "Mary Queen of Scots House" is open to the public in "Jethart".
After she fled to England in 1567.
It was a plan to assisinate Queen Elizaberth I for Mary's freedom, name is taken after Anthony Babington who was part of the big plan to free Mary of Scots.
Finally Fotheringhay in Northamptonshire, where she was executed.
The RSS Queen Mary embarked on its maiden voyage on May 27th, 1936. The RMS Queen Mary is now a retired ocean liner, and primarily sailed in the Northern Atlantic Ocean. The Queen Mary was officially retired from service in 1967.
If you really mean "what' is Queen Mary: she is a ship. To be exact: 3 ships with that name. One battlecruiser, sunk at the battle of Jutland in 1916, and two famous Cunard Line passenger ships, the oldest now retired and serving as a hotel in Long Beach, California; the other still sailing the oceans. If you mean 'who' is queen Mary: the most famous queens called Mary were Mary queen of Scots, executed at the orders of Queen Elisabeth I of England in 1587, and queen Mary I, nicknamed 'Bloody Mary', daughter of Henry VIII, who reigned from 1553 to 1558 and who forcibly tried to return England to the Catholic faith.
it was names after a queen the queen mary of scotts
The correct punctuation is "Ship Queen Mary."
Mary I 1553-1558 Mary II 1689-1694.