An animation we created of the Queen Mary's second class Swimming Pool, seen here as it looked during the maiden voyage in 1936. A stunning art deco room with walls faced with cream and mother-of-pearl terrazzo slabs in silveroid frames and columns faced with slabs of blue smaltino in sliveroid frames. Both ends of the room featured three illuminated art glass panels with scenes of marine life underwater and a clock at one end by artist Cameron Baillie. The pool remained in original condition un

The second class library and auxiliary Catholic Chapel being installed in 1936 (or being re-installed after WW2). This room, located on Main Deck in what once was the writing room, was fully intact as originally designed when the ship arrived in Long beach in 1967. (this animation is AI generated) Despite the original art deco interior being in somewhat intact condition still today, it has been used for years as a storage closet, kept in dilapidated condition and trashed from use as a table and

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