excursion steamer

Few people are aware that he also pioneered a long line of excursion steamers on the Forth starting in 1813.

Up to this time, Leith had not been considered suitable for some of the larger excursion steamers.

On another day, an excursion steamer has misjudged the space for passing and scratched our hull.

King Edward's performance "revolutionised the world of excursion steamers."

A sand bar was dredged, allowing the passenger and excursion steamers to make better use of the port.

At first only available to the rich, the development of both railways and excursion steamers made such holidays more generally available.

She operated in the New York City area as an excursion steamer for the next thirteen years under the same ownership.

The excursion steamer, which turned out to be the Princess Alice, turned over and sank under our bows.

As many as 10,000 visitors would come to the resort on a summer day by horse and buggy, railroad, trolley or excursion steamer.

Parks Canada describes the hotel as having been built as a fishing lodge in a period when excursion steamers operated along the canal.

In 1812 Henry Bell with his 'Comet' pioneered excursion steamers on the Clyde.

Davids, Neptune and Glen Islands were all regular stops for excursion steamers.

Odlum frequently exhibited his skill as a swimmer and diver for passengers on Potomac excursion steamers.

There are also various excursion steamers departing from Regensburg in the period from April through October.

It was an excursion steamer, named for a Civil War general, Henry Warner Slocum.

She was taken halfway up the Hudson in an excursion steamer fitted out in the archaism of the mad Twenties.

Your excursion steamer will feel like a child's toy as it passes the gigantic supertankers of the Mitsubishi Shipyard.

The Macassa had completed her season on September 30, 1927, operating as a day excursion steamer between Toronto and Hamilton.

Excursion Steamer Sunk in the Tay.

On August 3, 1893, the excursion steamer Rachael struck a stone crib near Shelving Rock.

Cosens & Co Ltd was a British excursion steamer and marine engineering company based in Weymouth.

Knight was also a partner in the firm Sloan, Cowles & Co., proprietors of excursion steamers and summer resorts.

Duchess of Hamilton operated as an excursion steamer from Ayr, Troon and Ardrossan until 1939.

As Mail steamers were superseded by car ferries, Lochnevis served as an excursion steamer from Oban.

The first excursion steamer went into operation in 1824, and the first trainload of tourists chugged into Friedrichshafen's neo-classical station in 1847.