23rd November 1971 Caledonia
Caledonia sold to Bass Charrington for a new static career on the Thames.
Supporting the preservation and operation of paddle steamers Waverley and Kingswear Castle
Caledonia sold to Bass Charrington for a new static career on the Thames.
Jeanie Deans scheduled for the “Round the Lochs and Firth of Clyde” excursion.
Jeanie Deans on charter to the Scottish Locomotive Preservation Fund for a rare trip to Ardrishaig.
By 6th December 1956 discussions were well in hand in Gourock about converting Jeanie Deans, Jupiter and Waverley from coal to oil firing.
Jeanie Deans ties up on buoys at Chatham off Thunderbolt Pier.
Having already topped up her bunkers at Holyhead and Falmouth on the way, Jeanie Deans makes a call at Southampton to top them up once again.
Jeanie Deans sets off from Holyhead for Falmouth.
Jeanie Deans puts into Holyhead for bunkers.
Jeanie Deans stormbound off the Isle of Man.
Jeanie Deans hove to off the Isle of Man.
Jeanie Deans takes on water at Stranraer.
Jeanie Deans leaves the Clyde.
Jeanie Deans takes on fuel and it does not go well.
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.
Jeanie Deans on the slipway at Lamont’s Shipyard, Port Glasgow.
On the morning tide on Tuesday 29th September Jeanie Deans crossed from Craigendoran to lay up in the Albert Harbour, Greenock.
Triumphant end to extended Clyde season | Kingswear Castle report | Lincoln Castle sails on alone | MV Balmoral | Campbell cruises on the Thames | Medway Queen going home | Ryde Queen’s future undecided
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
What shall we do with the Kingswear Castle? | Queen of the South | Westward Ho | Portsmouth paddlers | Scottish notes | Humber ferries
From the Chairman | PS Jeanie Deans | Arrival of the Medway Queen | Cosens & Co. | Princess Elizabeth | Clyde notes | White Funnel news
Blackheath Rally | Clyde notes | White Funnel news | Bristol Channel Branch | Weymouth notes
White Funnel news | Cosens & Co. | South coast & continental steamers | Scottish notes | London & Home Counties Branch | Wessex Branch
Farewell Medway Queen | Save the Medway Queen appeal | Clyde paddle steamers | Consul returns to the Thames | White Funnel news
The “Alumchine” project | White Funnel news | Scottish notes | Humber paddlers | Cosens & Co.
Jeanie Deans replaced Queen Mary II on the “Down the River” cruise from Glasgow.
The story of how the PSPS acquired and reunited the bell from PS Jeanie Deans with the Clyde after a 55-year absence.
2018 marks 40 years since Waverley’s first visit to the South Coast and Thames in 1978.