Penarth Dock, South Wales - the heritage and legacy

Volume Eight - Pre-Victorian to the present day - more aspects - The White Funnel Fleet - P & A Campbell Limited


On Board the "Bristol Queen" - A postcard view borrowed from the TuckDB website archive. This and other photographs formed the 'Letter side of fold out stationary with space on the back to write a letter and six views on the front. Folds concertina style into an envelope for posting.' - [1258]


"Bristol Queen" at Ilfracombe - A postcard view borrowed from the TuckDB website archive. - [1258]


On Board the "Bristol Queen" - A postcard view borrowed from the TuckDB website archive. - [1258]


"Bristol Queen" at Lynmouth - A postcard view borrowed from the TuckDB website archive. - [1258]


On Board the "Bristol Queen" - A postcard view borrowed from the TuckDB website archive. Constructed from two half sections of the original image! [1258]


P. & A. Campbell's 'Bristol Queen' rounding horseshoe bend in the River Avon. This ship was built by Charles Hill & Sons, Ltd., in 1946. The above photograph and text is borrowed from the book 'Shipshape and Bristol Fashion' written by Mr. John C. G. Hill, who was a Director of Bristol City Line of Steamships, Limited and of Charles Hill and Sons, Limited. [photograph credit : Mr. A. G. Taylor] [1393]

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