Balmoral spends the night at anchor in fog with 125 passenger aboard.
3rd August 1937 Balmoral
Balmoral 1935/38.
15th June 1937 Duke of Devonshire
First trip of the 1937 season for Duke of Devonshire.
10th May 1937 Glen Gower & Waverley
P & A Campbell's Waverley.
P & A Campbell’s Glen Gower and Waverley set from from Cardiff for Brighton.
20th January 1937 Ryde
Ryde.
Framing almost complete in the construction of Ryde at the Clyde yard of Denny of Dumbarton.
13th January 1937 Sawbwa
Sawbwa built for the Irrawaddy Flotilla.
The paddle steamer Sawbwa was in the process of being deconstructed at the Denny yard at Dumbarton on the Clyde.
10th December 1937 Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Devonshire approaching Exmouth in the 1930s.
On 10th December 1937 Cosens signed the Bill of Sale to buy the Duke of Devonshire.
23rd November 1937 Corfe Castle
Red Funnel's paddle steamer Corfe Castle.
In November 1937 Red Funnel’s Mauretania ex Queen renamed Corfe Castle.
10th September 1937 Eastbourne
P & A Campbells's Waverley.
Sailings from Eastbourne Pier on Friday 10th September 1937.
6th September 1937 Essex Queen & Queen of Southend
Walton Belle which became Essex Queen and finally Pride of Devon.
What were Queen of Southend and Essex Queen scheduled to do on Monday 6th September 1937?
1st September 1937 Victoria
Victoria at West Bay.
Victoria scheduled for a trip from Weymouth to West Bay, Lyme Regis and Seaton.
26th August 1937 Duke of Devonshire
Duke of Devonshire.
Duke of Devonshire offers two round trips Torquay/Sidmouth and an afternoon cruise to St Mary’s Bay.
17th August 1937 Salings from Lulworth Cove
Victoria leaving Weymouth.
Five different trip options from Lulworth Cove today.