10th January 1941 Merstone
Portsmouth blitzed by heavy German bombing.
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
Portsmouth blitzed by heavy German bombing.
On Friday 9th January 1970 Eppleton Hall was one day away from arriving in Cartagena in Columbia.
Meeting with Crescent Shipyard to sign the contract for re-plating KC’s bottom.
Meeting with Lieutenant General Sir Steuart Pringle KCB, DSc, LLB.
Medina launched at the Woolston yard of John J Thornycroft and Co in Southampton.
Friday 5th January 1962 marked the end of the first week of retirement for Captain Larkin after a long career as master with Red Funnel.
Hull survey of Talisman aground at Kilcreggan.
Talisman aground at Kilcreggan.
Cosens & Co’s passenger carrying paddle tug Queen leads the attempt to salvage the paddle steamer South of Ireland which had run aground on Christmas Eve.
Paddle steamers and Weymouth Harbour floods.
Cosens & Co’s General Manager Charles Kaile retires after a career with the company spanning 56 years.
Queen of the South in to the scrapyard.
Why was Kingswear Castle flying the EU flag?
Queen of the South off Vlissingham.
Queen of the South leaves the Thames under tow for the breakers yard in Antwerp.
Friday 26h December 1902 was the first day of a new winter paddle steamer service between Bournemouth, Boscombe and Swanage.
Embassy started to sink in Weymouth Harbour on Christmas Day.
Paddle Steamer South of Ireland left Cherbourg for Weymouth but failed to arrive.
Bristol Queen still outside Cosens’ workshops in Weymouth Backwater.
Westward Ho arrives back in Cardiff after engine overhaul by Cosens in Weymouth.
Britannia sails down the Irish Sea and reaches Penarth.
Britannia leaves Troon bound for Bristol.
Duchess of Cornwall arrives in Pollock Brown’s scrapyard at Northam, a suburb of Southampton, on the River Itchen.
Bournemouth Queen towed away from Southampton for the scrapyard in Ghent.
Kingswear Castle runs a Santa Special.
Christmas Buffet Lunch Cruise from Strood on Kingswear Castle.
Freshwater at Weymouth preparing for a new job.
Eppleton Hall arrives at Georgetown Guyana having crossed the Atlantic.
Funeral of Captain Alec Campbell who with his brother Peter founded P & A Campbell.
Cleethorpes makes her first trip on the Hull/New Holland ferry service.