Autumn 1962
Visit to Medway Queen | Portsmouth paddlers | PS Swanage Queen | Clyde steamers | River Dart steamers
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
Visit to Medway Queen | Portsmouth paddlers | PS Swanage Queen | Clyde steamers | River Dart steamers
Humber ferry vessels | Weymouth Company move house | Clyde notes | White Funnel steamer notes | Controversy in Switzerland
River Dart Steamboat Company | White Funnel steamer report | London & Home Counties Branch news | Bristol Channel Branch news | Clyde notes & news | Neyland ferry report | Torbay Steamers Ltd.
Wessex Branch inaugural meeting | London & Home Counties Branch visit Woolwich | White Funnel fleet | Clyde paddlers | Embassy Golden Jubilee | Torbay steamers | Swanage Queen for sale
Whit Monday excursion | Dart visit | News from the Clyde | London & Home Counties Branch | Paddle Tug John H Amos | Torbay steamers
London & Home Counties Branch formed | Portsmouth paddlers | Cosen’s depleted fleet | Clyde Easter sailings | Sussex Queen
Steadily increasing membership | Bristol Branch formed | Caledonia still in commission | Campbell fleet now three | Medway Queen’s season | Monarch to be scrapped
Royal occasion | Laid up on the River Dart | John Betjeman becomes patron | Clyde paddle steamers
Still a future for Portsmouth Paddlers | Clyde fleet busy | First PSPS outing
The first edition of Paddle Wheels | Skipper swop for Cosens | White Funnel news | Torbay steamers overcome opposition
A look back at the 1989 season when over 300,000 passenger journeys were made on Waverley and Balmoral.
A review of PS Princess Elizabeth’s 91 year career to date by PSPS member Peter Lamb.
Some pictures of one of the ‘Rocket’ steamers still operating in Bangladesh.
View the YouTube video to mark 40 years since Waverley’s first visit to London.
Waverley’s first South Coast sailings in 1978 were captured on film and can now be seen on the PSPS YouTube channel.
An interview with Waverley’s first Master, Captain John E Cameron DSC., where he describes the sinking of the 1899 Waverley at Dunkirk in May 1940.
Memories of Bristol Queen’s first visit to the Isles of Scilly.