Glen Gower 1954
What was Glen Gower doing during the summer of 1954?
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
What was Glen Gower doing during the summer of 1954?
Glen Gower cancels her sailing from Newhaven to Boulogne due to the weather.
Glen Gower sets off from Cardiff for Brighton.
P & A Campbell’s Glen Gower and Waverley set from from Cardiff for Brighton.
Glen Gower arrives in the scrapyard at Boom near Antwerp in the River Scheldt.
25 years ago… Chairman’s comments | Commemorative cruises | Waverley’s Thames Diary | And 50 years ago… Lincoln Castle on special duty | Plus 66 years ago… Newhaven to Boulogne aboard Glen Gower
Glen Gower reaches Bristol after a protracted passage from Brighton.
Sailings from Eastbourne Pier on Friday 10th September 1937.
With war about to be declared P & A Campbell cancelled all further Sussex Coast sailings and ordered Brighton Queen, Waverley and Glen Gower to return to the Bristol Channel.
25 years ago… Waverley to the rescue! | Plus 66 years ago… Don Anderson remembered a busy Bristol Channel season
Easter snow | Medway Queen report | Find for historical trust | Wingfield Castle | A Vice-President’s notebook | And 50 years ago…
Blackheath Rally | Clyde notes | White Funnel news | Bristol Channel Branch | Weymouth notes
The first edition of Paddle Wheels | Skipper swop for Cosens | White Funnel news | Torbay steamers overcome opposition