File:TS Queen Mary 1981.jpg

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Description	The TS Queen Mary laid up in harbour in Greenock, Scotland, on the waterfront to the Firth of Clyde. Ship Type: Passenger ship Ordered by: Williamson Buchanan Built by William Denny & Bros. Ltd., Dumbarton, United Kingdom Yard No: 1262 Launched 30.3.1933 Date of completion: 5.33 Length: 263' LPP: 77.0 m Breadth: 10.7 m 35' Draught: 7'5” Gross tonnage: 1014 Passengers: 1820 Main Engine: William Denny & Bros. Ltd., Dumbarton Three steam turbines, direct drive. New boiler 1957 Speed: 15 kts History 30.03.1933 Named: Queen Mary by Lady Colquhoun, wife of Sir Ian Colquhoun of Luss for Williamson-Buchanan Steamers Ltd (J.Williamson), Glasgow Flag: United Kingdom 1935 Sold to Caledonian MacBrayne LTD Renamed Queen Mary II 1977 Sold and hulked as a restaurant ship Renamed: Queen Mary
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Date	1981
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current	08:58, 7 July 2010		735 × 490 (49 KB)	Admin (talk \| contribs)	== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information\| \|Description=The TS Queen Mary laid up in harbour in Greenock, Scotland, on the waterfront to the Firth of Clyde. ==Ship== Type: Passenger ship Ordered by: Williamson Buchanan Built by William Denny & Bros. Ltd., Dumbarton, United Kingdom Yard No: 1262 Launched 30.3.1933 Date of completion: 5.33 Length: 263' LPP: 77.0 m Breadth: 10.7 m 35' Draught: 7'5” Gross tonnage: 1014 Passengers: 1820 Main Engine: William Denny & Bros. Ltd., Dumbarton Three steam turbines, direct drive. New boiler 1957 Speed: 15 kts ==History== 30.03.1933 Named: '''Queen Mary''' by Lady Colquhoun, wife of Sir Ian Colquhoun of Luss for Williamson-Buchanan Steamers Ltd (J.Williamson), Glasgow Flag: United Kingdom 1935 Sold to Caledonian MacBrayne LTD Renamed '''Queen Mary II''' *1977 Sold and hulked as a restaurant ship Renamed: '''Queen Mary''' \|Source={{Own}} \|Date=1981 \|Author= wp:User:Dave souza \|Permission=cc-by-sa-2.5: Any re-use to contain this licence notice and to attribute the work to w:User:Dave souza at Wikipedia. \|other_versions= }} Category:Caledonian MacBrayne Category:Steamships of Scotland Category:Firth of Clyde Category:Greenock Category:Restaurant ships == {{int:license}} == {{self\|cc-by-sa-2.5}}

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