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In 1985 a blue band was painted around her hull to improve her appearance but without much success
The centenary celebrated the joining of Union and Castle lines into one company
A center route map shows the advantages of the sailing from Canada
The ATLANTIC was supposed to be the successor to the highly popular OCEANIC but fell short of that ship's style
QUEEN OF BERMUDA: 1933 - Veneer splendors Royal Interocean In 1985 a blue bandFurness Bermuda Line: A fold out deck plan of the QUEEN OF BERMUDA from the 1960s after a major retrofit which reduced her funnel count from three to one. The QUEEN had two funnels while a troopship during the war making her the correct answer to the ship trivia question, "Which liner sailed with one, two, and three funnels?" The plan shows six decks in detail and includes cabin info and a ship portrait. That 1961 overhaul was intended to keep the
