This is looking on the outside of the ship with all the rivets.
The light fixture in our restroom.
Original faucet.
Bell in honor of anniversary of ship.
2nd Class children's play area.
Original china.
Call buttons to get service to your room.
Looking out a cabin porthole.
Smoking on ship was allowed and very much in style.
Original postcards....5 cents.
This is on the Promenade. One side was the library and the other the 1st class smoking lounge. Now it is all shopping. Oh, by the way.....make sure you have money and lots of it!!
This Frieze is gorgeous and is original.
This framing of all the different woods used on the ship.
Look at the door with the little round window...
These are original dolls that you could buy in the ship's heyday!....and no, they won't let you buy them, as IF I could afford one!
This is the original tub "turner on-er"....Gee, I don't know what it is called.
All the clocks from around the world above the lobby desk.
Have a good day my peeps!!
18 comments:
What a lovely place to stay and thanks for sharing all these facets of the ship. I hope your day and week are full of good health, dear friend.
Hang in there Ceekay. Thinking of you!
I've toured the ship years ago, this is so cool. Love the pics. Hugs, Marty
Looks like a wonderful trip. Sorry you're not feeling well today. Rest and recoup!
I thoroughly enjoyed your photos! I had the pleasure of spending a night aboard the Queen Mary back in 1996. Sending positive energy your way, hope you overcome the effects of the increased medication very soon!
I am sorry that this round of chemo is getting you down. I hope you are feeling much better soon, Ceekay. Those are GREAT photos from the ship. It must have been a lot of fun seeing all the things that were in vogue at the time. xo Diana
Is it the increase of the meds that is getting to you. You have to be so sick of chemo. One tough lady for sure.....
Love the pictures. You are creative in thinking outside the box. I also want that first doll. So glad you got to do this Feel better soon.
Oh it is quite a beauty! We toured it many years ago, but would love to go back!
What a nifty tour, Ceekay! I had no idea that it was such a floating museum. Hope that you have felt better as the day went on and that you'll be feeling much better tomorrow.
Thanks for this neat tour, Ceekay! I hope you get to feeling better soon!
Love you,
Sheila
Ceekay, Hugs for you honey. I hate that you aren't feeling well. I loved your photos,very much. The one of the sailor dolls....you should send to Susan Branch..she and her husband Joe take one of those on their trips to England. Too cute. Blessings to you, xoxo,Susie
Awesome Ceekay! I have never seen the inside of the Queen Mary before; thank you for sharing these lovely photos. I do hope you are feeling better soon. Take care.
I have a girlfriend who lives just a few miles from the Queen Mary. I've always wanted to see the ship and enjoy her beauty. Thank you for sharing bits and pieces of your time there. Praying for you, my friend.
~Adrienne~
Ceekay, this looks like so much fun. What a wonderful tour you gave us. I want to play in the play room. I want that mail box. I went back to look at your previous post, and I love the pic of you two, kissing in the phone book. Your new header is so pretty. Hope you are feeling better. Have a great weekend. laurie
Thanks for the wonderful tour...I really enjoyed it. So much art deco!
I hope you are feeling better real soon...hugs to you.
Ceekay I am SO jealous! I have always wanted to tour the Queen Mary.
Have a lovely weekend.
Hi Ceekay! I am in awe of this ship!! What beautiful historical features! Oh, the detail is beyond outstanding.....I pray you are feeling better asap and this stay would be my cup of tea!! Blessings~~~Roxie
I have never seen the Queen Mary and have always wanted to. What a great trip. Thanks for sharing. :)
~Liz
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