3rd November 1965 Jeanie Deans
Jeanie Deans runs trials on the Clyde.
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
Jeanie Deans runs trials on the Clyde.
Jeanie Deans shifts ship to the fitting out basin at Lamont’s Shipyard Port Glasgow.
We travel up from Weymouth to Port Glasgow to join Jeanie Deans.
Red Funnel’s Solent Queen arrived at the scrapyard of T W Ward at Grays in Essex.
Princess Beatrice rammed by Royal Mail Line’s Atrato at Southampton.
Might Rochester Queen come to sail from Bournemouth?
Jeanie Deans on the slipway at Lamont’s Shipyard, Port Glasgow.
Belle Steamers place an order with Denny to build a new paddle steamer to be called Southend Belle.
Princess Elizabeth arrived at the scrapyard in Southampton.
Last day of the season for Bournemouth Queen.
Sunday paddle steamer service between Portsmouth and Ryde in October 1922.
Eppleton Hall approaches Madeira.
Two coaches booked for a short cruise on Kingswear Castle.
Glen Usk shifts ship from Penarth to Cardiff.
On Monday 18th October 1920 P & A Campbell’s Britannia entered the yard of A & J Inglis in Glasgow to have a new boiler fitted.
Last day of the season for Glen Usk.
Memorial service for Tony McGinnity doyen of paddle steamer preservation in the 1960s.
Sandown left Portsmouth, sailed down the Western Solent, across Poole Bay, rounded Anvil Point and St. Albans Head bound for Weymouth.
Lady Evelyn sails from Cardiff to lay up for the winter in Newport.
Caledonia rostered to run the Sunday ferry service from Gourock to Millport
After her trial two weeks running on the Bristol Channel Vecta set off for the yard of Cosens at Weymouth for a major overhaul.
On 11th October 1961 Lyme Regis Council met to discuss what to do about damage to their harbour allegedly caused by Princess Elizabeth that season.
Take a paddle steamer between Portsmouth and Ryde in October 1922.
Last day of the season for Bristol Queen
Eppleton Hall off the coast of Portugal on her way to Los Angeles.
Glen Gower reaches Bristol after a protracted passage from Brighton.
Last day of the season for Cardiff Queen.
P & A Campbell’s Waverley takes advantage of Early Closing Day.
On Saturday 4th October 1919 Duchess of Devonshire arrives back at Exmouth having spent the summer running on the Bristol Channel.
Members of the PSPS Wessex Branch take a trip around Portsmouth Harbour on the Paddle Tug Grinder.