Description & Facts: Part 2 - This video presentation gives a short historical look into the sailing career of the great Cunard Line steamship, RMS Queen Mary and her 31 years of service from 1936-1967. When constructed, she was equipped with greatest assembly of propulsion machinery ever to go to sea... but after her retirement and rebirth as a floating hotel, museum and convention center in Long Beach, California, the history and science behind her once-impressive boilers and engines was stripped, scrapped and forgotten. The Yarrow Project is a unprecidented restoration and recreation proposal for this great ship... to cosmetically restore/recreate the boilers and machinery of two of her massive boiler rooms. Credits: Narrator Ken Behrmann Video Production Jon Ware Sound Engineers James Jones Tony Delsero Sound Assistant Jonathan Miranda Editing/Director Steve Ablonczy Photos Steve Ablonczy Martha Chacon Chris Blair Joseph Lawless RMS Queen Mary Foundation Archives Tom Whitherspoon Collection Prod. Photography Brian Baskind Steve Ablonczy Chris Blair Script Writing Steve Ablonczy Chris Blair Rob Jacobs Ken Behrmann Executive Producers Steve Ablonczy Rob Jacobs Music: "Main Theme from Raise the Titanic", "Russians", "Thank God for Southby"