65 LANDMARKS AND MUSEUMS / LONG BEACH
Queen Mary
An Art Deco ocean liner turned permanent hotel. A whole Art Deco ocean liner, retired in 1967 and kept as a city-owned hotel and museum; after closing in 2020 it formally reopened in 2023.
The facts
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| Where | 1126 Queens Hwy, Pier J, Long Beach |
|---|---|
| Built | 1967 (moored in Long Beach) |
| Architect or builder | Unavailable |
| Kind | Landmarks and museums |
| Status | standing |
| Visiting | public |
| From El Segundo City Hall | 17.4 miles, straight line |
| Coordinates | 33.75306, -118.18972 |
What the sources say
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- After retiring in 1967 it sailed to Long Beach and was permanently moored.
sailed to the Port of Long Beach where she was permanently moored.
Wikipedia ↗ reported - Its interiors are mostly Art Deco.
Her interior design, while mostly Art Deco
Wikipedia ↗ reported - It was listed on the National Register in 1993.
the ship was nominated and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
Wikipedia ↗ reported - It formally reopened to the public on April 1, 2023.
formally reopened to the public on 1 April 2023.
Wikipedia ↗ reported
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Cite this
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Queen Mary. elsegundo.xyz Architecture, checked Nov 3, 2026. https://elsegundo.xyz/architecture/queen-mary/
Machine-readable: this entry is record 65 in catalog.json. Not an official City of El Segundo page, and not written with or for the owner.