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R.M.V. Scillonian leaving dry dock via Ross Bridge
The Scillonian manoeuvring though Ross Bridge after leaving Penzance Dry Dock
R.M.V. Scillonian leaving dry dock via Ross Bridge
The Scillonian leaving Penzance Dry Dock via Ross Bridge
R.M.V. Scillonian sailing out of dry dock
R.M.V. Steamship Scillonian passing through swing bridge
A close view of men working on the hull of the 'Scillonian'
Work being done on the 'Scillonian', possibly in Holmans Dry Dock
Cargo possibly flowers being unloaded Scillonian
Flower boxes being unloaded from the 'Scillonian' in Penzance harbour. On the left is a van with Sleeman & Sons, Penzance marked on the side. Sleeman & Sons were haulage contractors at the time. Another vehicle, registration no. ALN 415 can be…
Cargo being unloaded from R.M.V.Scillonian
Flower boxes being unloaded from the 'Scillonian' in Penzance harbour. St Mary's Church is in the background and the warehouse of Pool & Son, which was in Dock Lane, can also be seen. Pool & Son were wine and spirits merchants. Quay Bollard…
R.M.V. Scillonian entering Penzance Harbour
The 'Scillonian' entering Penzance harbour in very rough weather, with waves crashing over South Pier
R.M.V. Scillonian entering Penzance Harbour
Vessel 'Scillonian' entering Penzance harbour in rough weather. The Mount can be seen in the background.
Isles of Scilly steamship 'Scillonian' leaving Penzance
Vessel 'Scillonian' leaving Penzance harbour in rough weather
Scillonian 11 leaving dock on maiden voyage
On maiden voyage to Scilly Isles
"Lady of the Isles" Scillonian ferry aground
Aground in fog at Lamorna Cove.
The stranded passengers had to be ferried off by rowing boat. The ferry was later reflected, but was later sunk by a mine in Falmouth Bay 1939
The stranded passengers had to be ferried off by rowing boat. The ferry was later reflected, but was later sunk by a mine in Falmouth Bay 1939
R.M.S. Scillonian near St Clement's Isle
Off the coast of Mousehole, heavy seas