Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: PS "Lochlomond" - Painting by J. Livingstone, 1847
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Firth of Clyde Chart
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: ‘Minerva’ and ‘Windsor Castle’ tied up at Prince’s Pier, Greenock, 1900
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Clyde Shipping Company
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Clan Line’s "Clan MacNab" under construction at Ayrshire Dockyard, Irvine, in 1920
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: The shipyard of William Denny & Brothers in Dumbarton.
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Irrawaddy Flotilla Co. vessels tied up in Burma (Myanmar).
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: A postcard showing Wemyss Bay Pier, and the Caledonian Railhead, in the 1900s (Galbraith Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: On board David MacBrayne’s MV "Lochearn" in the 1930s
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: TS "Queen Alexandra" - pictured at Gourock Pier in the 1900s.
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: A view over the bustling Isle of Bute port of Rothesay in its Victorian heyday (Adamson Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Passengers enjoying a trip ‘doon the watter’ on Waverley
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: The teetotal boat "Ivanhoe", built for a group of businessmen from the temperance lobby in 1880
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Turbine Steamer "Queen Mary II" travelling up river in the mid 1950s (Galbraith Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: "Comet", the first commercial steamship in Europe
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Newspaper article announcing the loss of the second "Comet", built after the wrecking of Bell’s original vessel
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: The ‘Turkish fleet’ of "Viceroy", "Sultan" and "Sultana"
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: The mid-Victorian paddle steamer at its best: "Columba", pictured here on a busy day (Paterson Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: A dramatic stern view of "Columba" as she steams out of port. PS "Kylemore" can be seen moored at the left of the frame. (Paterson Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Much-loved paddle steamer Lucy Ashton. The deckhouse, which is now in the Museum’s collection, was fitted in 1908 and can be clearly seen above the stairway to the fore-saloon in this image.(Paterson Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: An unusual sight: Lucy Ashton during the BSRA’s jet-engine experiments at the end of her career
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: Denny-built turbine steamer "Queen Alexandra" enjoyed a short service on the Clyde between 1902 and 1911
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: "Jeanie Deans" pictured in 1936. Look closely and you will see that one funnel is longer than the other – this alteration was made in 1932 in an attempt to counter the problem of soot falling on the promenade deck (David Landale Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: "Jeanie Deans" pictured in the colours of the Caledonian Steam Packet Co. (David Landale Collection)
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: "Queen Mary", photographed prior to her 1935 name-change
Scottish Maritime Museum - SMM: "Queen Mary II" - lemonade label