One Thousand and One Gems from the CRSC Archive: early Caley paddlers

This is the latest in a series of posts designed to open up the riches of the CRSC..
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This is the latest in a series of posts designed to open up the riches of the CRSC..
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Sunday 8 August 2021 saw the first CRSC excursion since January 2020 — a circumnavigation of the island..
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Since January 2018, CRSC veteran Eric Schofield has delighted readers of this website with recollections of the sailings..
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Charles McCrossan grew up at Largs, went to sea as an engineer at the age of 19 and..
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CRSC is exclusively offering large prints of Martyn Mackrill’s magnificent painting of King Edward, the world’s pioneering turbine passenger..
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Remembering his summers as assistant purser on the Clyde steamers in the early 1970s, Graeme Hogg says that,..
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In a first for CRSC, a Members Night using Zoom was held in the middle of summer 2021,..
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Iain MacLeod welcomes Colin Tucker’s pioneering study of early 19th century travel to Stornoway, when voyages to the..
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CRSC’s first-ever midsummer get-together on Zoom drew a bigger audience than many of our traditional winter meetings in..
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How many enthusiasts are willing to ‘go the extra mile’ to capture a new photographic angle in a..
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The latest edition of Scottish Ferry News is available here. It covers all known movements by members of the..
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CRSC has organised a Zoom get-together on the evening of Wednesday 14 July so that everyone, near and..
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‘Members Only’ posts are designed solely for those who have paid their annual CRSC subscription. The aim is to..
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Derek Peters is chairman and finance director of Waverley Steam Navigation Company Limited (WSN), the charity that owns..
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Margaret Skee has donated a substantial collection of her own photographs to CRSC. They span a 50-year period..
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THIS CRUISE IS FULLY BOOKED! Join us for a cruise Round Bute by PS Waverley on Sunday 8 August,..
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The catamaran ferry Pentalina became the talk of Scotland’s ship enthusiast community this week, as a result of..
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In the latest of his ‘Confessions of a Cameraman’, Lawrence Macduff recalls his exploits on the shores of..
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The latest edition of Scottish Ferry News is available here. It covers all known movements by members of..
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Anne Mitchell is CalMac’s Retail Sales Manager, a Gourock-based post that requires regular contact with onboard shop and..
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Among the memories CRSC past president Iain Morgan cherishes from his two summers as assistant purser of Duchess..
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Before the Erskine Bridge opened in 1971, the most convenient way to cross the lower part of the..
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The five-day charter of King George V by the Highlands and Islands Development Board in 1970 has gone..
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Ian Ramsay, who died peacefully at home on 5 May aged 88, was a hugely respected member of..
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Colin Tucker stokes the debate on the controversial subject of funnels. Can we say whether, on any particular..
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The ‘Maids’ were a cheap and efficient way of transporting holidaymakers, commuters and travellers to upper Firth destinations..
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Gavin Stewart is a well-kent face in the enthusiast community and a CRSC member of 20 years’ standing…
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After successfully clearing the hurdles of the past year, CRSC can face the future with confidence: that was..
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Graeme Hogg’s comparison of the pioneering Clyde steamer books by Captain James Williamson and Andrew McQueen has already..
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The photograph collection recently donated to CRSC by past president Richard Orr includes many scenes from an era..
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