News EventSaturday, January 12, 2019 @ 2144 |
EAGLE 111 (1911-1917 then 1919-1939 Passenger paddle steamer of Buchanan Steamers / Williamson-Buchanan / Caledonian Steam Packet : 1946 scrapped at Port Glasgow) |
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The River Steamer berth at Renfrew (River Clyde) in 1937 |
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Ref The advert for paddle steamer EAGLE 111 in 1937. 12 January 2019 Robert Orr replies : Renfrew and as far as I'm aware was destroyed during the 'Clydebank Blitz' in 1941, (this being air attacks on the town of Clydebank on the opposite bank of the Clyde, home amongst other things to John Browns shipyard). If you go to Google maps and search Clyde Street Renfrew the bollards for mooring ropes are still visible at the edge of the Green. The Scania Yard visible in street view was the start of the land occupied by Simons and Lobnitz shipyards in Renfrew. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |