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Tag Archives: A. & J. Inglis
The Club Steamer – PS Duchess of Hamilton
During the 1890s and early 1900s heyday of the Clyde Fortnight regattas, the Caledonian Steam Packet Company’s elegant paddle steamer, Duchess of Hamilton – launched this day in history, 1890 by William Denny & Bros, Dumbarton – was a popular … Continue reading
Posted in book, Clydebuilt, film, Firth of Clyde, G.L. Watson, gift, Glasgow, Martin Black, object of desire, River Clyde, shipbuilding, shipyards, Steam Yacht, yacht design
Tagged A. & J. Inglis, Caledonian Steam Packet Company, Club Steamer, Clyde Fortnight, Dr John Inglis, Duchess of Hamilton, paddle steamer, Pointhouse, Riverside Museum, Royal Northern YC, Waverley, William Denny & Bros., Zaha Hadid
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Gaun yersel!
Recent developments in the cry wolf, tug of love, not in my back yard – then, in mine please! – no, mine thanks! saga of the high-and-dry 1864 Sunderland built clipper ship, City of Adelaide, rather passed me by of … Continue reading
Posted in Firth of Clyde, G.L. Watson, Glasgow, naval architect, replica, River Clyde, shipyards
Tagged A. & J. Inglis, Carrick, City of Adelaide, composite, Govan, Irvine, John Inglis, Newport ship, Pointhouse, River Garnock, Robert Napier, ship of Theseus, Sunderland, Traditional Boats of Ireland
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The Weekend Watson – Warrior
A very large Victorian or Edwardian steam yacht would rarely be something for just a weekend. These early “superyachts” were true ocean thoroughbreds, and had consequent tales to tell. The G.L. Watson designed Warrior was no exception, and one of … Continue reading
Posted in America's Cup, Clydebuilt, film, Firth of Clyde, G.L. Watson, G.L. Watson clients, Glasgow, object of desire, shipyards, Steam Yacht, The Weekend Watson
Tagged A. & J. Inglis, Ailsa Shipbuilding, Alexander Cochrane, Fishers Island, Frederick Vanderbilt, Goizeko Izarra, Herreshoff, HMS Warrior, Rex Morley Hoyes, Vanitie, Warrior, Westward
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