The Waverley's visits to the south coast and Isle of Wight have become a tradition since her first arrival at Newhaven on ...

Paddle Steamer Waverley, the world’s last seagoing paddle steamer, will return to the South Coast and Isle of Wight in September with a ...

The old engines ? mara takan onti ... six years ; her speed was about six miles per hour with steam alone. Two small steamers (paddle-wheels) named the " Spitfire " and the " Vixen" were purchased ...

Although the paddle wheel antedates the Christian ... made by a sieam vessel was made by the Phomix, a side wheel steamer with engines designed by Colonel John Stevens, built-in 1807.

The famous Waverley paddle steamer is making a historic return to Devon this summer. The last sea-going paddle steamer in the ...

A paddle steamer is a steamboat propelled by a steam engine that drives paddle wheels through the water. Once aboard the Waverley, passengers can enjoy the authentic experience of a genuine ...

The following day, Friday, August 29, Waverley will sail from Plymouth and Falmouth to cruise Dodman Point, Looe Bay, and the Rame Heritage Coast, followed by a sunset cruise from Plymouth to Whitsand ...

The famous Waverley paddle steamer is ... for many was meeting Paddle Steamer Kingswear Castle on the River Dart, the sight of both paddlers side by side and their steam whistles tooting was ...