Liner Queen Mary's last transatlantic voyage

Sep. 09, 1967 - Queen Mary's last transatlantic voyage scenes on board on the first half of trip of New York.: The liner Queen Mary has completed the first half of her last round trip when she arrived in New York yesterday from Southampton. It was the 1, 00th time she had crossed the Atlantic. She is due to leave New York today for the return journey to Southampton before her voyage to retirement in Long Beach, California. Photo shows seen on board the Queen Mary are these nine members of her crew who sailed with her on her maiden voyage. They are (L. to R.) John Gray (electric officer) of Southampton, Thomas Brewer (bar steward) of Southampton, John J. Murphy (saloon steward) of Southampton, Cedric Hedge (chief chef) of Southampton, Charles Horner (cinema attendant) of Surrey, Robert Searles (bar steward) of Southampton, Roger Glassbrook (smokeroom steward) from Bournemouth, Walter Hill (chief bedroom steward) of Southampton, and Harold Blakey (Engineer writer) of Southampton

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Blakey Bournemouth Brewer Cedric Hedge Horner Maiden Retirement Sailed Searles Southampton Transatlantic

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