First owner |
First port of register |
Registration date |
Alexander Denny & Brother, Archibald McFarlane Jr, & James Wilson, Dumbarton and David Thomson, Kilmarnock |
Port Glasgow |
25/06/1851 |
Other names |
1852 PETERBURG |
Subsequent owner and registration history |
1851 William Denny & Brother, Dumbarton 1852 ??, Russia 1860 Russian Government 1907 Baltic Fleet Command, St Petersburg |
Vessel history |
Built on speculation and luxuriously fitted out. 6/1851 taken to London for the Great Exhibition "as an specimen of a Clyde river steamer of 1851" and sale. 8/1851 returned to Greenock 1852 sold for St Petersburg-Stettin mail packet service 1860 passenger/baggage ferry St Petersburg-Kronshtadt 1907 operated as a steam yacht 22/12/1909 stricken - used as a hulk by Maritime Engineering School, Kronshtadt |
Remarks |
Engine by Campbell, Macnab & Clark |
End year |
Fate / Status |
1912 |
Broken Up 05/11/1912 |
Disposal Detail |
5/11/1912 sold to be broken up |
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