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DVD Paddle Steamers - Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Its 1953 Glasgow Fair fortnight and a bright summers morning as we cast off and pull away from Glasgow’s Bridge Wharf aboard the graceful steamer T.S. Duchess of Hamilton with her decks packed with excited fellow passengers and holidaymakers. Slowly we pull away carving an arc of white foam as we gradually make our way out into the main river and a shrill blast of her horn. I can feel the steady familiar powerful reverberations of her powerful engines from the deck beneath as we pick up speed. Heading downriver we pass the Yoker Ferry and the numerous bustling great shipyards of the Clyde, their massive cranes and giant steel hull structures slowly emerging from each dock. Passing the Erskine Ferry the River Clyde now broadening and the familiar sight of Dumbarton Castle comes into view. With the wind in my face and a familiar taste and smell a mixture of salt and soot we gradually enter open water heading for our first stop Gourock. The pier is crowded with passengers, luggage porters and freight eagerly awaiting our arrival. With our compliment of fresh faces, luggage and cargo aboard we pull away from the pier and out into the bay our next destination Dunoon. Once more in open water we are at soon at speed with an escort of screaming gulls overhead. Passing the familiar landmarks of Toward point and lighthouse we approach Dunoon, it’s picturesque Victorian pier and red roofed buildings coming into view with Burn’s Highland Mary keeping an ever watchful lookout over the scene below. Exchanging passengers, luggage and freight casting off we are soon once more churning water as we steam out of Dunoon heading for Rothesay my most cherished holiday destination for the next two weeks. Passing Craigmore we soon steam gracefully into “Sweet Rothesay Bay” passing several steamers on our approach to the pier. As we stream ashore we are welcomed to Bute as we pass beneath Rothesay’s “Floral Arch” as we head for our B&B;. The next morning we are once more at the pier queuing to board that old favourite the TS Duchess of Montrose for a memorable day cruise to Inverary. As we gracefully sweep out of Rothesay Bay we are soon cruising amidst some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere as we sail up through The Kyles of Bute accompanied by sound of the band on board. After a brief stop at Tighnabruich we are soon passing Kames and rounding Ardlamont Point and enter the beautiful scenery of Loch Fyne and our final destination of Inverary the seat of Clan Campbell, Duke of of Argyll. Having taken in the sights, shops and lunch all too soon it’s time to leave and return to the steamer. As we sweep back into Rothesay Bay at the end of a wonderful cruise and memorable day it’s a busy scene as we berth beside a familiar steamer the PS Jupiter with her large contingent of passengers disembarking. As we clamber ashore the truly elegant TS Queen Mary II sweeps into the bay on her final call of the day with yet more passengers eagerly awaiting the start of their holiday. Not to be outdone we are treated to the majestic and popular appearance of David MacBrayne’s magnificent TS Columba cruising slowly into Rothesay Bay as we make our way along the esplanade at the end of another memorable day. This is but one of many nostalgic cruises, steamers and destinations preserved on this unique archive. Cruise and recall many of the other beautiful steamers and trips including those aboard the PS Jeanie Deans, The Talisman, PS Caledonia, TS Queen Mary, The Gay Queen, The Keppel, M.V. Glen Sannox as we call at Arran, Dunoon, Kirn, Sandbank, Fairlie, Craigendorran to name but a few. Whether you are passionate about these beautiful clyde steamers or want to rekindle and rediscover the golden memories of places and trips of days gone by you will be utterly captivated by the nostalgic scenes and memories in this unique production. Narrated by Iain Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 60 mins
Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Following on from Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 this DVD further captures rare scenes in colour film footage of yet more golden memories of the famous Clyde Steamer Fleet covering the period from the early 1950’s to the late 1960’s. A collection of truly favourite cruises and favourite Steamers are featured including the PS Caledonia, Jeanie Deans, the Talisman, Duchess of Montrose, Duchess of Hamilton and Queen Mary II to name but a few of these beautiful graceful ships. Visits to many popular Clyde resorts like Inverary, Isle of Arran and Lochgoilhead are incorporated to make this a truly nostalgic and beautiful account of times gone by. This is but one of the cruises from the DVD when we sail from Glasgow to Lochgoilhead via Dunoon and Rothesay aboard the one proud and elegant TS Queen Mary II.
Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland
Running time 60mins
Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com
- published: 12 Sep 2014
- views: 1541
Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the Clyde coast paddle steamer service. Amateur home movie.
- published: 30 Oct 2014
- views: 1161
Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of the last pleasure steamers to ply the river Clyde, withdrawn in 1977 after having transported generations of happy holidaymakers. She has been described as a fine example of Clyde shipbuilding, and spent many years on the River Thames as a floating restaurant/bar. However the prices of the drinks on board prompted one ex-pat Scotsman to ask a startled barman "Does that include a sail on her?"
After changing hands several times, she was finally purchased in October 2015 by the Glasgow-based charity Friends of TS Queen Mary, and after a commendable effort to make her seaworthy again, she was towed back to the Clyde from Tilbury docks by the tug Venture. The pair made good headway, making the journey in just a few days.
On arrival in the Clyde, she was greeted by the Clyde Clipper on a special charter to accompany her to the dock at Greenock, together with a modest flotilla of maritime well-wishers.
The vessel is seen in the Clyde estuary, passing between Dunoon and Gourock, with the Argyll hills as a backdrop, and filmed from my balcony, so l didn't have very far to travel!
The charity deserves our support firstly for rescuing and funding her transport home, and also for its intention to restore the vessel as a visitor attraction once again on the Clyde.
- published: 17 May 2016
- views: 361
Clyde Paddle Steamers excerpts scenes of 1947 showing PS Jupiter, Duchess of Argyll, PS Caledonia, TS King Edward, PS Waverley, PS Jeanie Deans, Marchioness of Lorne, Marchioness of Graham and David MacBrayne's TS Columba
In home waters the Clyde passenger steamer was regarded with great affection by thousands of people who sailed ‘Doon the Watter’ to the beautiful Firth on the decks of their favourite steamer. As a boy I spent many holidays sailing on these magnificent steamers being one of the last generations to experience such pleasure. In Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 that covers the period between 1949 and 1989 which sadly sees the sunset of this great era prior to the demise of the famous fleet of graceful ships which for generations of travellers, residents and holidaymakers were a central part of summer days on the Clyde. I hope that you the viewer will enjoy reliving these happy memories of historic scenes from this part of a history stretching over 150 years. Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 55mins (Full DVD) Produced and distributed by Video History Scotland www.videohistoryscotland. All rights reserved
- published: 06 Aug 2014
- views: 2158
Model of Paddle Steamer Jeanie Deans sailing in Tayvallich Bay, Argyll, Scotland.
- published: 26 Dec 2015
- views: 276
Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours. Broadcast: August 22 2011.
- published: 22 Aug 2011
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Clyde steamer
The era of the Clyde steamer in Scotland began in August 1812 with the very first successful commercial steamboat service in Europe, when Henry Bell's Comet began a passenger service on the River Clyde between Glasgow and Greenock. The Comet undertook her official trial run on 6 August 1812. Henry Bell himself was on board along with John Robertson, maker of Comet's engine and William McKenzie, formerly a schoolmaster in Helensburgh, acting as skipper. According to the Glasgow Courier newspaper two days later, the journey was completed in three and a half hours. After this success, other operators sprang up in competition and the Firth of Clyde became immensely popular with holidaymakers. By 1900 there were over 300 Clyde Steamers operating and going doon the watter was still in full swing in the early 1960s. Then competition from new forms of holiday travel brought the era almost to a close, but PS Waverley continues to provide the leisurely delights of Clyde steamer excursions.
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8:05DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer v1 1
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer v1 1DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer v1 1
DVD Paddle Steamers - Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3 Its 1953 Glasgow Fair fortnight and a bright summers morning as we cast off and pull away from Glasgow’s Bridge Wharf aboard the graceful steamer T.S. Duchess of Hamilton with her decks packed with excited fellow passengers and holidaymakers. Slowly we pull away carving an arc of white foam as we gradually make our way out into the main river and a shrill blast of her horn. I can feel the steady familiar powerful reverberations of her powerful engines from the deck beneath as we pick up speed. Heading downriver we pass the Yoker Ferry and the numerous bustling great shipyards of the Clyde, their massive cranes and giant steel hull structures slowly emerging from each dock. Passing the Erskine Ferry the River Clyde now broadening and the familiar sight of Dumbarton Castle comes into view. With the wind in my face and a familiar taste and smell a mixture of salt and soot we gradually enter open water heading for our first stop Gourock. The pier is crowded with passengers, luggage porters and freight eagerly awaiting our arrival. With our compliment of fresh faces, luggage and cargo aboard we pull away from the pier and out into the bay our next destination Dunoon. Once more in open water we are at soon at speed with an escort of screaming gulls overhead. Passing the familiar landmarks of Toward point and lighthouse we approach Dunoon, it’s picturesque Victorian pier and red roofed buildings coming into view with Burn’s Highland Mary keeping an ever watchful lookout over the scene below. Exchanging passengers, luggage and freight casting off we are soon once more churning water as we steam out of Dunoon heading for Rothesay my most cherished holiday destination for the next two weeks. Passing Craigmore we soon steam gracefully into “Sweet Rothesay Bay” passing several steamers on our approach to the pier. As we stream ashore we are welcomed to Bute as we pass beneath Rothesay’s “Floral Arch” as we head for our B&B;. The next morning we are once more at the pier queuing to board that old favourite the TS Duchess of Montrose for a memorable day cruise to Inverary. As we gracefully sweep out of Rothesay Bay we are soon cruising amidst some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere as we sail up through The Kyles of Bute accompanied by sound of the band on board. After a brief stop at Tighnabruich we are soon passing Kames and rounding Ardlamont Point and enter the beautiful scenery of Loch Fyne and our final destination of Inverary the seat of Clan Campbell, Duke of of Argyll. Having taken in the sights, shops and lunch all too soon it’s time to leave and return to the steamer. As we sweep back into Rothesay Bay at the end of a wonderful cruise and memorable day it’s a busy scene as we berth beside a familiar steamer the PS Jupiter with her large contingent of passengers disembarking. As we clamber ashore the truly elegant TS Queen Mary II sweeps into the bay on her final call of the day with yet more passengers eagerly awaiting the start of their holiday. Not to be outdone we are treated to the majestic and popular appearance of David MacBrayne’s magnificent TS Columba cruising slowly into Rothesay Bay as we make our way along the esplanade at the end of another memorable day. This is but one of many nostalgic cruises, steamers and destinations preserved on this unique archive. Cruise and recall many of the other beautiful steamers and trips including those aboard the PS Jeanie Deans, The Talisman, PS Caledonia, TS Queen Mary, The Gay Queen, The Keppel, M.V. Glen Sannox as we call at Arran, Dunoon, Kirn, Sandbank, Fairlie, Craigendorran to name but a few. Whether you are passionate about these beautiful clyde steamers or want to rekindle and rediscover the golden memories of places and trips of days gone by you will be utterly captivated by the nostalgic scenes and memories in this unique production. Narrated by Iain Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 60 mins Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com -
4:59DVD Clyde Steamer Memories P3 TS Queen Mary II trailer ver1 0
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories P3 TS Queen Mary II trailer ver1 0DVD Clyde Steamer Memories P3 TS Queen Mary II trailer ver1 0
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3 Following on from Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 this DVD further captures rare scenes in colour film footage of yet more golden memories of the famous Clyde Steamer Fleet covering the period from the early 1950’s to the late 1960’s. A collection of truly favourite cruises and favourite Steamers are featured including the PS Caledonia, Jeanie Deans, the Talisman, Duchess of Montrose, Duchess of Hamilton and Queen Mary II to name but a few of these beautiful graceful ships. Visits to many popular Clyde resorts like Inverary, Isle of Arran and Lochgoilhead are incorporated to make this a truly nostalgic and beautiful account of times gone by. This is but one of the cruises from the DVD when we sail from Glasgow to Lochgoilhead via Dunoon and Rothesay aboard the one proud and elegant TS Queen Mary II. Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 60mins Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com -
8:31Clyde Coast Paddle Steamer Service, 1960's - Film 6894
Clyde Coast Paddle Steamer Service, 1960's - Film 6894Clyde Coast Paddle Steamer Service, 1960's - Film 6894
Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the Clyde coast paddle steamer service. Amateur home movie. -
3:51TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.
TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.
Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of the last pleasure steamers to ply the river Clyde, withdrawn in 1977 after having transported generations of happy holidaymakers. She has been described as a fine example of Clyde shipbuilding, and spent many years on the River Thames as a floating restaurant/bar. However the prices of the drinks on board prompted one ex-pat Scotsman to ask a startled barman "Does that include a sail on her?" After changing hands several times, she was finally purchased in October 2015 by the Glasgow-based charity Friends of TS Queen Mary, and after a commendable effort to make her seaworthy again, she was towed back to the Clyde from Tilbury docks by the tug Venture. The pair made good headway, making the journey in just a few days. On arrival in the Clyde, she was greeted by the Clyde Clipper on a special charter to accompany her to the dock at Greenock, together with a modest flotilla of maritime well-wishers. The vessel is seen in the Clyde estuary, passing between Dunoon and Gourock, with the Argyll hills as a backdrop, and filmed from my balcony, so l didn't have very far to travel! The charity deserves our support firstly for rescuing and funding her transport home, and also for its intention to restore the vessel as a visitor attraction once again on the Clyde. -
4:52DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1949-1989 Part 2 Trailer www.videohistoryscotland.com
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1949-1989 Part 2 Trailer www.videohistoryscotland.comDVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1949-1989 Part 2 Trailer www.videohistoryscotland.com
Clyde Paddle Steamers excerpts scenes of 1947 showing PS Jupiter, Duchess of Argyll, PS Caledonia, TS King Edward, PS Waverley, PS Jeanie Deans, Marchioness of Lorne, Marchioness of Graham and David MacBrayne's TS Columba In home waters the Clyde passenger steamer was regarded with great affection by thousands of people who sailed ‘Doon the Watter’ to the beautiful Firth on the decks of their favourite steamer. As a boy I spent many holidays sailing on these magnificent steamers being one of the last generations to experience such pleasure. In Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 that covers the period between 1949 and 1989 which sadly sees the sunset of this great era prior to the demise of the famous fleet of graceful ships which for generations of travellers, residents and holidaymakers were a central part of summer days on the Clyde. I hope that you the viewer will enjoy reliving these happy memories of historic scenes from this part of a history stretching over 150 years. Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 55mins (Full DVD) Produced and distributed by Video History Scotland www.videohistoryscotland. All rights reserved -
3:28Steamers at Albert Harbour, Greenock
Steamers at Albert Harbour, GreenockSteamers at Albert Harbour, Greenock
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0:51Jeanie Deans, Clyde Paddle Steamer, model.
Jeanie Deans, Clyde Paddle Steamer, model.Jeanie Deans, Clyde Paddle Steamer, model.
Model of Paddle Steamer Jeanie Deans sailing in Tayvallich Bay, Argyll, Scotland. -
1:40Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours
Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yoursGot £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours
Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours. Broadcast: August 22 2011. -
30:11The Waverley Paddle Steamer and Clyde Ferries
The Waverley Paddle Steamer and Clyde FerriesThe Waverley Paddle Steamer and Clyde Ferries
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4:069.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
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DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer v1 1
DVD Paddle Steamers - Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3 Its 1953 Glasgow Fair fortnight and a bright summers morning as we cast off and pull away from Glasgow’s Bridge Wharf aboard the graceful steamer T.S. Duchess of Hamilton with her decks packed with excited fellow passengers and holidaymakers. Slowly we pull away carving an arc of white foam as we gradually make our way out into the main river and a shrill blast of her horn. I can feel the steady familiar powerful reverberations of her powerful engines from the deck beneath as we pick up speed. Heading downriver we pass the Yoker Ferry and the numerous bustling great shipyards of the Clyde, their massive cranes and giant steel hull structures slowly emerging from each dock. Passing the Erskine Ferry the River Clyde now broadening and the f... -
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories P3 TS Queen Mary II trailer ver1 0
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3 Following on from Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 this DVD further captures rare scenes in colour film footage of yet more golden memories of the famous Clyde Steamer Fleet covering the period from the early 1950’s to the late 1960’s. A collection of truly favourite cruises and favourite Steamers are featured including the PS Caledonia, Jeanie Deans, the Talisman, Duchess of Montrose, Duchess of Hamilton and Queen Mary II to name but a few of these beautiful graceful ships. Visits to many popular Clyde resorts like Inverary, Isle of Arran and Lochgoilhead are incorporated to make this a truly nostalgic and beautiful account of times gone by. This is but one of the cruises from the DVD when we sail from Glasgow to Lochgoilhead via Dunoon and Rothesay aboard ... -
Clyde Coast Paddle Steamer Service, 1960's - Film 6894
Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the Clyde coast paddle steamer service. Amateur home movie. -
TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.
Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of the last pleasure steamers to ply the river Clyde, withdrawn in 1977 after having transported generations of happy holidaymakers. She has been described as a fine example of Clyde shipbuilding, and spent many years on the River Thames as a floating restaurant/bar. However the prices of the drinks on board prompted one ex-pat Scotsman to ask a startled barman "Does that include a sail on her?" After changing hands several times, she was finally purchased in October 2015 by the Glasgow-based charity Friends of TS Queen Mary, and after a commendable effort to make her seaworthy again, she was towed back to the Clyde from Tilbury docks by the tug Venture. The pair made good headway, making the journey... -
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1949-1989 Part 2 Trailer www.videohistoryscotland.com
Clyde Paddle Steamers excerpts scenes of 1947 showing PS Jupiter, Duchess of Argyll, PS Caledonia, TS King Edward, PS Waverley, PS Jeanie Deans, Marchioness of Lorne, Marchioness of Graham and David MacBrayne's TS Columba In home waters the Clyde passenger steamer was regarded with great affection by thousands of people who sailed ‘Doon the Watter’ to the beautiful Firth on the decks of their favourite steamer. As a boy I spent many holidays sailing on these magnificent steamers being one of the last generations to experience such pleasure. In Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 that covers the period between 1949 and 1989 which sadly sees the sunset of this great era prior to the demise of the famous fleet of graceful ships which for generations of travellers, residents and holidaymakers were a... -
Steamers at Albert Harbour, Greenock
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Jeanie Deans, Clyde Paddle Steamer, model.
Model of Paddle Steamer Jeanie Deans sailing in Tayvallich Bay, Argyll, Scotland. -
Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours
Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours. Broadcast: August 22 2011. -
The Waverley Paddle Steamer and Clyde Ferries
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9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer v1 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:05
- Updated: 14 Sep 2014
- views: 5801
DVD Paddle Steamers - Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Its 1953 Glasgow Fair fortnight and a bright summers morning as we cast off and pull away from Glasgow’s Bri...
DVD Paddle Steamers - Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Its 1953 Glasgow Fair fortnight and a bright summers morning as we cast off and pull away from Glasgow’s Bridge Wharf aboard the graceful steamer T.S. Duchess of Hamilton with her decks packed with excited fellow passengers and holidaymakers. Slowly we pull away carving an arc of white foam as we gradually make our way out into the main river and a shrill blast of her horn. I can feel the steady familiar powerful reverberations of her powerful engines from the deck beneath as we pick up speed. Heading downriver we pass the Yoker Ferry and the numerous bustling great shipyards of the Clyde, their massive cranes and giant steel hull structures slowly emerging from each dock. Passing the Erskine Ferry the River Clyde now broadening and the familiar sight of Dumbarton Castle comes into view. With the wind in my face and a familiar taste and smell a mixture of salt and soot we gradually enter open water heading for our first stop Gourock. The pier is crowded with passengers, luggage porters and freight eagerly awaiting our arrival. With our compliment of fresh faces, luggage and cargo aboard we pull away from the pier and out into the bay our next destination Dunoon. Once more in open water we are at soon at speed with an escort of screaming gulls overhead. Passing the familiar landmarks of Toward point and lighthouse we approach Dunoon, it’s picturesque Victorian pier and red roofed buildings coming into view with Burn’s Highland Mary keeping an ever watchful lookout over the scene below. Exchanging passengers, luggage and freight casting off we are soon once more churning water as we steam out of Dunoon heading for Rothesay my most cherished holiday destination for the next two weeks. Passing Craigmore we soon steam gracefully into “Sweet Rothesay Bay” passing several steamers on our approach to the pier. As we stream ashore we are welcomed to Bute as we pass beneath Rothesay’s “Floral Arch” as we head for our B&B;. The next morning we are once more at the pier queuing to board that old favourite the TS Duchess of Montrose for a memorable day cruise to Inverary. As we gracefully sweep out of Rothesay Bay we are soon cruising amidst some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere as we sail up through The Kyles of Bute accompanied by sound of the band on board. After a brief stop at Tighnabruich we are soon passing Kames and rounding Ardlamont Point and enter the beautiful scenery of Loch Fyne and our final destination of Inverary the seat of Clan Campbell, Duke of of Argyll. Having taken in the sights, shops and lunch all too soon it’s time to leave and return to the steamer. As we sweep back into Rothesay Bay at the end of a wonderful cruise and memorable day it’s a busy scene as we berth beside a familiar steamer the PS Jupiter with her large contingent of passengers disembarking. As we clamber ashore the truly elegant TS Queen Mary II sweeps into the bay on her final call of the day with yet more passengers eagerly awaiting the start of their holiday. Not to be outdone we are treated to the majestic and popular appearance of David MacBrayne’s magnificent TS Columba cruising slowly into Rothesay Bay as we make our way along the esplanade at the end of another memorable day. This is but one of many nostalgic cruises, steamers and destinations preserved on this unique archive. Cruise and recall many of the other beautiful steamers and trips including those aboard the PS Jeanie Deans, The Talisman, PS Caledonia, TS Queen Mary, The Gay Queen, The Keppel, M.V. Glen Sannox as we call at Arran, Dunoon, Kirn, Sandbank, Fairlie, Craigendorran to name but a few. Whether you are passionate about these beautiful clyde steamers or want to rekindle and rediscover the golden memories of places and trips of days gone by you will be utterly captivated by the nostalgic scenes and memories in this unique production. Narrated by Iain Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 60 mins
Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com
wn.com/Dvd Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer V1 1
DVD Paddle Steamers - Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Its 1953 Glasgow Fair fortnight and a bright summers morning as we cast off and pull away from Glasgow’s Bridge Wharf aboard the graceful steamer T.S. Duchess of Hamilton with her decks packed with excited fellow passengers and holidaymakers. Slowly we pull away carving an arc of white foam as we gradually make our way out into the main river and a shrill blast of her horn. I can feel the steady familiar powerful reverberations of her powerful engines from the deck beneath as we pick up speed. Heading downriver we pass the Yoker Ferry and the numerous bustling great shipyards of the Clyde, their massive cranes and giant steel hull structures slowly emerging from each dock. Passing the Erskine Ferry the River Clyde now broadening and the familiar sight of Dumbarton Castle comes into view. With the wind in my face and a familiar taste and smell a mixture of salt and soot we gradually enter open water heading for our first stop Gourock. The pier is crowded with passengers, luggage porters and freight eagerly awaiting our arrival. With our compliment of fresh faces, luggage and cargo aboard we pull away from the pier and out into the bay our next destination Dunoon. Once more in open water we are at soon at speed with an escort of screaming gulls overhead. Passing the familiar landmarks of Toward point and lighthouse we approach Dunoon, it’s picturesque Victorian pier and red roofed buildings coming into view with Burn’s Highland Mary keeping an ever watchful lookout over the scene below. Exchanging passengers, luggage and freight casting off we are soon once more churning water as we steam out of Dunoon heading for Rothesay my most cherished holiday destination for the next two weeks. Passing Craigmore we soon steam gracefully into “Sweet Rothesay Bay” passing several steamers on our approach to the pier. As we stream ashore we are welcomed to Bute as we pass beneath Rothesay’s “Floral Arch” as we head for our B&B;. The next morning we are once more at the pier queuing to board that old favourite the TS Duchess of Montrose for a memorable day cruise to Inverary. As we gracefully sweep out of Rothesay Bay we are soon cruising amidst some of the most breath-taking scenery anywhere as we sail up through The Kyles of Bute accompanied by sound of the band on board. After a brief stop at Tighnabruich we are soon passing Kames and rounding Ardlamont Point and enter the beautiful scenery of Loch Fyne and our final destination of Inverary the seat of Clan Campbell, Duke of of Argyll. Having taken in the sights, shops and lunch all too soon it’s time to leave and return to the steamer. As we sweep back into Rothesay Bay at the end of a wonderful cruise and memorable day it’s a busy scene as we berth beside a familiar steamer the PS Jupiter with her large contingent of passengers disembarking. As we clamber ashore the truly elegant TS Queen Mary II sweeps into the bay on her final call of the day with yet more passengers eagerly awaiting the start of their holiday. Not to be outdone we are treated to the majestic and popular appearance of David MacBrayne’s magnificent TS Columba cruising slowly into Rothesay Bay as we make our way along the esplanade at the end of another memorable day. This is but one of many nostalgic cruises, steamers and destinations preserved on this unique archive. Cruise and recall many of the other beautiful steamers and trips including those aboard the PS Jeanie Deans, The Talisman, PS Caledonia, TS Queen Mary, The Gay Queen, The Keppel, M.V. Glen Sannox as we call at Arran, Dunoon, Kirn, Sandbank, Fairlie, Craigendorran to name but a few. Whether you are passionate about these beautiful clyde steamers or want to rekindle and rediscover the golden memories of places and trips of days gone by you will be utterly captivated by the nostalgic scenes and memories in this unique production. Narrated by Iain Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 60 mins
Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com
- published: 14 Sep 2014
- views: 5801
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories P3 TS Queen Mary II trailer ver1 0
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 12 Sep 2014
- views: 1541
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Following on from Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 this DVD further captures rare scenes in colour film footage of yet more golde...
DVD Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Following on from Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 this DVD further captures rare scenes in colour film footage of yet more golden memories of the famous Clyde Steamer Fleet covering the period from the early 1950’s to the late 1960’s. A collection of truly favourite cruises and favourite Steamers are featured including the PS Caledonia, Jeanie Deans, the Talisman, Duchess of Montrose, Duchess of Hamilton and Queen Mary II to name but a few of these beautiful graceful ships. Visits to many popular Clyde resorts like Inverary, Isle of Arran and Lochgoilhead are incorporated to make this a truly nostalgic and beautiful account of times gone by. This is but one of the cruises from the DVD when we sail from Glasgow to Lochgoilhead via Dunoon and Rothesay aboard the one proud and elegant TS Queen Mary II.
Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland
Running time 60mins
Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com
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DVD Clyde Steamer Memories Part 3
Following on from Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 this DVD further captures rare scenes in colour film footage of yet more golden memories of the famous Clyde Steamer Fleet covering the period from the early 1950’s to the late 1960’s. A collection of truly favourite cruises and favourite Steamers are featured including the PS Caledonia, Jeanie Deans, the Talisman, Duchess of Montrose, Duchess of Hamilton and Queen Mary II to name but a few of these beautiful graceful ships. Visits to many popular Clyde resorts like Inverary, Isle of Arran and Lochgoilhead are incorporated to make this a truly nostalgic and beautiful account of times gone by. This is but one of the cruises from the DVD when we sail from Glasgow to Lochgoilhead via Dunoon and Rothesay aboard the one proud and elegant TS Queen Mary II.
Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland
Running time 60mins
Price: £13.99 from www.videohistoryscotland.com
- published: 12 Sep 2014
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Clyde Coast Paddle Steamer Service, 1960's - Film 6894
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Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the Clyde coast paddle steamer service. Amateur home movie.
Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the Clyde coast paddle steamer service. Amateur home movie.
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Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the Clyde coast paddle steamer service. Amateur home movie.
- published: 30 Oct 2014
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TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.
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- Updated: 17 May 2016
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Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of the last pleasure steamers to ply the river Clyde, withdrawn in 1977 ...
Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of the last pleasure steamers to ply the river Clyde, withdrawn in 1977 after having transported generations of happy holidaymakers. She has been described as a fine example of Clyde shipbuilding, and spent many years on the River Thames as a floating restaurant/bar. However the prices of the drinks on board prompted one ex-pat Scotsman to ask a startled barman "Does that include a sail on her?"
After changing hands several times, she was finally purchased in October 2015 by the Glasgow-based charity Friends of TS Queen Mary, and after a commendable effort to make her seaworthy again, she was towed back to the Clyde from Tilbury docks by the tug Venture. The pair made good headway, making the journey in just a few days.
On arrival in the Clyde, she was greeted by the Clyde Clipper on a special charter to accompany her to the dock at Greenock, together with a modest flotilla of maritime well-wishers.
The vessel is seen in the Clyde estuary, passing between Dunoon and Gourock, with the Argyll hills as a backdrop, and filmed from my balcony, so l didn't have very far to travel!
The charity deserves our support firstly for rescuing and funding her transport home, and also for its intention to restore the vessel as a visitor attraction once again on the Clyde.
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Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of the last pleasure steamers to ply the river Clyde, withdrawn in 1977 after having transported generations of happy holidaymakers. She has been described as a fine example of Clyde shipbuilding, and spent many years on the River Thames as a floating restaurant/bar. However the prices of the drinks on board prompted one ex-pat Scotsman to ask a startled barman "Does that include a sail on her?"
After changing hands several times, she was finally purchased in October 2015 by the Glasgow-based charity Friends of TS Queen Mary, and after a commendable effort to make her seaworthy again, she was towed back to the Clyde from Tilbury docks by the tug Venture. The pair made good headway, making the journey in just a few days.
On arrival in the Clyde, she was greeted by the Clyde Clipper on a special charter to accompany her to the dock at Greenock, together with a modest flotilla of maritime well-wishers.
The vessel is seen in the Clyde estuary, passing between Dunoon and Gourock, with the Argyll hills as a backdrop, and filmed from my balcony, so l didn't have very far to travel!
The charity deserves our support firstly for rescuing and funding her transport home, and also for its intention to restore the vessel as a visitor attraction once again on the Clyde.
- published: 17 May 2016
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DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1949-1989 Part 2 Trailer www.videohistoryscotland.com
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- Duration: 4:52
- Updated: 06 Aug 2014
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Clyde Paddle Steamers excerpts scenes of 1947 showing PS Jupiter, Duchess of Argyll, PS Caledonia, TS King Edward, PS Waverley, PS Jeanie Deans, Marchioness of ...
Clyde Paddle Steamers excerpts scenes of 1947 showing PS Jupiter, Duchess of Argyll, PS Caledonia, TS King Edward, PS Waverley, PS Jeanie Deans, Marchioness of Lorne, Marchioness of Graham and David MacBrayne's TS Columba
In home waters the Clyde passenger steamer was regarded with great affection by thousands of people who sailed ‘Doon the Watter’ to the beautiful Firth on the decks of their favourite steamer. As a boy I spent many holidays sailing on these magnificent steamers being one of the last generations to experience such pleasure. In Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 that covers the period between 1949 and 1989 which sadly sees the sunset of this great era prior to the demise of the famous fleet of graceful ships which for generations of travellers, residents and holidaymakers were a central part of summer days on the Clyde. I hope that you the viewer will enjoy reliving these happy memories of historic scenes from this part of a history stretching over 150 years. Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 55mins (Full DVD) Produced and distributed by Video History Scotland www.videohistoryscotland. All rights reserved
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Clyde Paddle Steamers excerpts scenes of 1947 showing PS Jupiter, Duchess of Argyll, PS Caledonia, TS King Edward, PS Waverley, PS Jeanie Deans, Marchioness of Lorne, Marchioness of Graham and David MacBrayne's TS Columba
In home waters the Clyde passenger steamer was regarded with great affection by thousands of people who sailed ‘Doon the Watter’ to the beautiful Firth on the decks of their favourite steamer. As a boy I spent many holidays sailing on these magnificent steamers being one of the last generations to experience such pleasure. In Clyde Steamer Memories Part 2 that covers the period between 1949 and 1989 which sadly sees the sunset of this great era prior to the demise of the famous fleet of graceful ships which for generations of travellers, residents and holidaymakers were a central part of summer days on the Clyde. I hope that you the viewer will enjoy reliving these happy memories of historic scenes from this part of a history stretching over 150 years. Narrated by Ian Anderson BBC Scotland Running time 55mins (Full DVD) Produced and distributed by Video History Scotland www.videohistoryscotland. All rights reserved
- published: 06 Aug 2014
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Steamers at Albert Harbour, Greenock
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- Updated: 16 Nov 2010
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- published: 16 Nov 2010
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Jeanie Deans, Clyde Paddle Steamer, model.
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- Updated: 26 Dec 2015
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Model of Paddle Steamer Jeanie Deans sailing in Tayvallich Bay, Argyll, Scotland.
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Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours
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Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours. Broadcast: August 22 2011.
- published: 22 Aug 2011
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The Waverley Paddle Steamer and Clyde Ferries
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- Duration: 30:11
- Updated: 16 Jan 2016
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9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
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DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1950 1968 Part 3 Film Trailer v1 1
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DVD Clyde Steamer Memories P3 TS Queen Mary II trailer ver1 0
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Clyde Coast Paddle Steamer Service, 1960's - Film 6894
Paddle steamer Duchess of Hamilton and Caledonia on a trip down the Clyde, Scotland on the...
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TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.
Turbine steamer Queen Mary, built in William Denny's yard in Dumbarton in 1933, was one of...
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TS Queen Mary returns to the Clyde - 16th May 2016.
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DVD Clyde Steamer Memories 1949-1989 Part 2 Trailer www.videohistoryscotland.com
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Steamers at Albert Harbour, Greenock
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Jeanie Deans, Clyde Paddle Steamer, model.
Model of Paddle Steamer Jeanie Deans sailing in Tayvallich Bay, Argyll, Scotland.
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Got £200,000 handy? This historic Clyde steamer could be yours. Broadcast: August 22 2011....
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The Waverley Paddle Steamer and Clyde Ferries
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9.5mm Film, Innellan,Queen Mary Steamer,River Clyde
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With works set to start on the new Integrated Community Centre and Town Square in Selandra Rise, Clyde North, residents have the opportunity to preview the design of the project ... Selandra Community Place, 2 Forest Drive, Clyde North. The new precinct will be located at 7-11 Selandra Boulevard, Clyde North and will replace the temporary facility, Selandra Community Place....
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