Jurassic Park star Sam Neill announced as patron of Glasgow ship TS Queen Mary
Jurassic Park star Sam Neill has been announced as a patron of an historic ship which was built in Glasgow.
Source: glasgowtimes.co.uk
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Historic Graving Docks in Glasgow set to be revived
THE historic Graving Dock at Govan on the River Clyde is poised to be given a new lease of life with a £500,000 restoration project.
Source: heraldscotland.com
Scottish Turbine Steamer TS Queen Mary to Make Surprise Return to Firth of Clyde With Excursion Cruises
The veteran vessel turbine steamer, TS Queen Mary will once again sail on the Clyde, Scotland, according to National Historic Ship UK, as it is hoped...
Source: afloat.ie
TS Queen Mary: Famed steamship to 'reclaim her throne' in return to River Clyde
A FAMOUS steam ship which once carried passengers including the Queen Mother and King George V is to set sail once again along the River Clyde.
Source: thenational.scot
Glasgow River Clyde steamer which carried royalty to sail again
A famous steam ship which once carried passengers including the Queen Mother and King George V is to sail again on the River Clyde.
Source: glasgowtimes.co.uk
Clyde steamer which carried royalty to sail again
It is hoped the TS Queen Mary will be back in service, offering Clyde cruises, by the summer of 2024.
Source: chesterstandard.co.uk
Clyde steamer which carried royalty to sail again
It is hoped the TS Queen Mary will be back in service, offering Clyde cruises, by the summer of 2024.
Source: ledburyreporter.co.uk
Clyde steamer which carried royalty to sail again
It is hoped the TS Queen Mary will be back in service, offering Clyde cruises, by the summer of 2024.
Source: hillingdontimes.co.uk
Clyde steamer which carried royalty to sail again
It is hoped the TS Queen Mary will be back in service, offering Clyde cruises, by the summer of 2024.
Source: westerntelegraph.co.uk