⚓ RMS Queen Elizabeth — The Lost Giant of the Seas Launched in 1938, the RMS Queen Elizabeth was once the largest passenger liner in the world. She served during WWII as a troopship, then later returned to luxury service across the Atlantic. Her final years were spent in Hong Kong, where she was being converted into a floating university — until a mysterious fire in 1972 caused her to sink. Another chapter of ocean history, gone beneath the waves. ⭐ Support Mylene’s Titanic Legacy with Stars 🔔

104K views · 4.3K reactions | Was Queen Elizabeth I a man?! NO!  #historywithamy #elizabethi #Tudors #historylovers #historyfacts #history | History with Amy | Facebook

An AI generated walk through of RMS Queen Mary's first class Observation Bar as it looked when the ship was in service. Note the glow of the gold leaf ceiling that was originally over the bar. The operators of the Queen Mary have announced plans to restore this room back to the orignal design, before a few things were altered during the conversion in Long Beach such as the room's extension into forward Promenade Deck. We hope to see all the details that made this room so luxurious returned again

141K views · 5.9K reactions | From the air... HMS Queen Elizabeth sails for the first time. | Royal Navy | Facebook

3.9K views · 101 reactions | 1/450 (25.68”) Model of the Cunard Queen...