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ps MARY JANE
built by Tod & McGregor Glasgow,
Yard No 16
Last Name: GLENCOE (1875)
Launched : 1846
Built: 1846
Ship Type: Paddle Steamer
Ship's Role: Glasgow - Western Isles
Tonnage: 120 grt (1846: 211grt 125nrt)
Length: (1846: 149.5ft)
Breadth: (1846: 19.3ft)
Owner History:
Sir James Matheson Stornoway
1851 Glasgow & Loch Fyne SP Co.
1857 D. Hutcheson
later D.MacBrayne
Status: Scrapped - 1931
Web site: http://www.btinternet.com/~Paddlers/PSWaverley/articles2002/raasay/raasay.htm
Remarks: Once the oldest steamship in the world, she became the GLENCOE and was rebuilt to 177 grt in 1875 after extensive modernisation when her clipper bow was replaced with a more uptodate stem. A saloon was also added to her flush deck.
Broken up at Ardrossan, sold 8/1931
Picture from above web page.
Photo supplied by Internet source as GLENCOE
Previous update by Bruce Biddulph
Previous update by George Robinson
Last updated: by David Asprey from the original records by Stuart Cameron
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