Many of the webpages from the old MSN Group websites and The Clyde River Steamer Club's website, albeit without any photographs and sometimes without working links to adjacent webpages (continuing...

250 years before Henry Bell's COMET steamed the waters of the River Clyde, Blasco de Gavray succeeded in proving the success of steam-powered ships, two accounts of his trials here.

An UN-ILLUSTRATED history of the Campbeltown Steamers, their last ships the DAVAAR and the DALRIADA, the company founded in 1826 and the company used as a 'vehicle' to found Caledonian MacBrayne ...

An UN-ILLUSTRATED history of the steamer and ferry services to Skipness and Loch Fyne.

An UN-ILLUSTRATED history of the steamer and ferry services to Tarbert's East Loch and West Loch piers, to Gigha, to Islay etc. and from Campbeltown to Red Bay and Ballycastle in Northern Ireland.

A Complete Guide to online documents and related websites.

Though many old books online are essentially JPEG or other 'photo-images' of pages, especially in PDF files, most other text documents can be converted into MP3 files which can be played back for ...

In the first of his books, McQueen records the history of the Clyde Steamers from around the 1870's onwards, tells us of the introduction of the turbine steamers and the fate of the River Clyde's ...

The second of McQueen's Clyde Steamer Books includes a photograph of the remains of the INDUSTRY, built in 1814, just two years after the COMET and tells of how many Clyde Steamers were bought for...

A rare postcard of MacBrayne's paddle steamer COLUMBA and The World's first commercial turbine steamer, the KING EDWARD, at Ardrishaig in 1908 brings to a close this collection of Clyde Steamer p...