1904 : Furness Railway Company, Barrow
1922 : London Midland & Scottish Railway Company
1947 : British Transport Commission
1949 : British Transport Docks Board
1950 : Transferred to Docks & Inland Waterways Executive
1952 : Arrived at Troon for breaking up
Steam Paddle-Tug : 2-cylinder engine rated at 66 RHP driving paddles
Dimensions : 120 feet x 21.1 feet x 10.0 feet
Launched in the fourth quarter of 1903 and completed in April of 1904
The vessel was equipped with accommodation in the Fore Saloon for a small number of passengers, someitmes serving in the role of a ferry, sometimes as an excursion vessel, and also for taking parties to witness launchings.
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