8th July 1964 Jeanie Deans
Jeanie Deans scheduled for the “Round the Lochs and Firth of Clyde” excursion.
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
Jeanie Deans scheduled for the “Round the Lochs and Firth of Clyde” excursion.
Caledonia cancelled sailings from Ayr due to the weather.
Consul and Princess Elizabeth both undergoing final preparations for starting their seasons running from Weymouth this Whitsun weekend in competition.
Jeanie Deans on charter to the Scottish Locomotive Preservation Fund for a rare trip to Ardrishaig.
On 27th April 1964 Consul leaves Weymouth for slipping at Poole.
Ryde on the grid at Newhaven for underwater survey.
Balmoral arrives at Weymouth for refit work by Cosens.
Medway Queen in the Nelson Dock at Rothehithe.
On the morning tide on Tuesday 29th September Jeanie Deans crossed from Craigendoran to lay up in the Albert Harbour, Greenock.
Last trip of the 1964 season for Princess Elizabeth from the Weymouth Pleasure Pier through the Town Bridge to her winter lay-up berth in the Backwater.
Cardiff Queen’s Cardiff/Weston ferry service interrupted by the wind.
Waverley sails to Campbeltown.
Blackheath Rally | Clyde notes | White Funnel news | Bristol Channel Branch | Weymouth notes
Round the Isle of Wight | Medway Queen | River Dart Steamboat Company | The road to the Isle, 1964 | Scottish notes | Weymouth notes | Portsmouth paddlers
White Funnel news | Cosens & Co. | South coast & continental steamers | Scottish notes | London & Home Counties Branch | Wessex Branch
From the Chairman | Alumchine in retrospect | Portsmouth paddlers | River Dart Steamboat Co. Ltd. | Scottish notes
Jeanie Deans replaced Queen Mary II on the “Down the River” cruise from Glasgow.
Fifty summers ago, in 1964, there were still four paddle steamers operating on the Clyde, the Jeanie Deans, Waverley, Caledonia and Talisman.