article_snippet: Cunard Line celebrates 175 years of sailing the seas this year and has opened Cunard Line archives to reveal the magical glamour of life on board over the decades.
article_snippet: Since being launched by Samuel Cunard in 1840, the fleet has welcomed the most illustrious members of society on board, and has a guest book which includes everyone from Queen Elizabeth II to Liz Taylor to Beyonce.
article_snippet: Cunard has had many royal visits, and Cunard prized ships are named after monarchs: Mary of Teck, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth .
article_snippet: Liz Taylor was a frequent guest on Cunard's transatlantic and Mediterranean cruises .
article_snippet: The maiden voyage of a Cunard's liner, Britannia, took place in 1840 across the Atlantic.
article_snippet: Prime Minister Winston Churchill (pictured during an official visit) enjoyed the lavish surroundings of the Cunard cruise liners .
article_snippet: Cunard enjoyed Cunard first royal visit in 1913, when HM King George V and Queen Mary visited the Mauretania.
article_snippet: A couple enjoys a meal during A couple cruise; The first Cunard liner, the Britannia, made A couple first voyage in 1840 from Liverpool to Boston .
article_snippet: Cunard attracted many famous stars of the day, including American actresses Ginger Rogers (left), and Rita Hayworth, (right) Cunard achieved the fastest crossing of the Atlantic in 1924 when the Mauretania completed the Mauretania journey in a record five days, one hour and 49 minutes.
article_snippet: Walt Disney poses for a group photo while celebrating an occasion on a transatlantic voyage with Cunard .
article_snippet: The birthday boy blows on the candles on The birthday boy cake as children attend a part on board a Cunard cruise ship .
article_snippet: With The Queen Mary 2, Cunard is the only cruise line in the world to provide a regular transatlantic crossing .
highlights_snippet: Cunard Line have shared rare archived photos showing life on board over Cunard Line 175 years of sailing .
  
highlights_snippet: Cunard Line is the only one that currently provides a regular transatlantic crossing .
  