13th July 1958 Sailing on the Bristol Channel
Three paddle steamer offering multiple trip options on the Bristol Channel.
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
Three paddle steamer offering multiple trip options on the Bristol Channel.
On Sunday 24th June 1962 Bristol Queen operated the first trip since before the Second World War from Cardiff to Milford Haven via Ilfracombe.
Bristol Queen arrives back in Southampton at 1.10am after spending the previous day on charter for the Spithead Naval Review.
On 25th April 1963 Bristol Queen was towed out of Weymouth Backwater through the Town Bridge.
Launch of Bristol Queen.
Bristol Queen had rounded Lands End under tow and was on her way to the breaker’s yard in Belgium.
Bristol Queen rammed by the Liberian registered tanker Geodor.
Bristol Queen still outside Cosens’ workshops in Weymouth Backwater.
Bristol Queen arrives in Weymouth.
Last day of the season for Bristol Queen
Bristol Queen de-stored and prepared for her winter lay-up having finished her season the previous day.
Combined steamer and rail trip on Bristol Queen from Cardiff to Plymouth.
Bristol Queen scheduled to run from Bristol to Clevedon, Cardiff, Penarth, Barry and Ilfracombe.
25 years ago… Waverley to the rescue! | Plus 66 years ago… Don Anderson remembered a busy Bristol Channel season
Paddler back in Bristol | Poor Solent weather | Kingswear Castle at Whitstable | Return of the Gisela | Medway Queen | And 50 years ago…
Steam heritage award for Kingswear Castle | Birth of the ‘new’ Balmoral | Waverley diary | Will Maid of the Loch’s engine turn again? | 40 years to the day at Bristol | Paddle steamers of North America
Kingswear Castle report | Encouragement needed for KC workers | Waverley’s English season highlights 1979 | Waverley charter 16th June | North of the Border
Society AGM report | Points from the post | The Humber ferries
Society’s future – and you! | Society membership | Bristol Channel Branch | Cleddau Queen loses her paddles | The Humber paddlers | Scottish news
Isle of Wight Branch | Wessex Branch news | PS Queen of the South | MV Queen of the Channel | Bristol Queen to be preserved? | Scottish news
The Society’s paddler | White Funnel notes | Scottish notes | The end of BL Nairn | A paddle tug at work | The Portsmouth paddler
Paddling around with Russell Plummer | Farewell to Embassy | Stop press!
Scottish notes | White Funnel notes | PS Queen of the South | Portsmouth paddlers | Cosens & Co. | Subscriptions
From the Chairman | PS Jeanie Deans | Arrival of the Medway Queen | Cosens & Co. | Princess Elizabeth | Clyde notes | White Funnel news
Embassy’s first 1965 cruise | Princess Elizabeth charter trip to Torquay | Clyde and Loch Lomond | White Funnel notes
From the Chairman | Wessex Branch | Portsmouth paddlers | Hull – New Holland ferry steamers | Notes on Clyde steamers | White Funnel notes
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
Woolwich paddle ferries farewell | White Funnel news | Portsmouth paddlers | Scottish notes | Consul