Medway Queen goes to Ramsgate
At midday on Sunday 17 May the Medway Queen departed from her berth on Gillingham Pier for Ramsgate, towed by the tugs Christine and Nipashore. After anchoring for the night off Margate, she arrived...
Classic motor vessels / Classic vessels
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 13 May, 2015 · Last modified 20 May, 2015
At midday on Sunday 17 May the Medway Queen departed from her berth on Gillingham Pier for Ramsgate, towed by the tugs Christine and Nipashore. After anchoring for the night off Margate, she arrived...
Classic motor vessels / Classic vessels
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 28 October, 2014 · Last modified 5 November, 2014
Chatham Marina manager Alastair Hand and lock-keeper John Kempton will be abseiling down the side of the Premier Inn in Canterbury on Saturday to raise funds for the restoration of the Paddle Steamer Medway Queen....
The sea-going paddle steamer Waverley will visit the River Medway on the afternoon of Sunday 12 October. The embarcation point is Gravesend. Book here.
One of the more unusual MSBA members is the group of enthusiasts who look after the veteran tug Touchstone, which recently had a refit. Pictured is Gerry, one of the tug’s regular crew, next...
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 23 May, 2014 · Last modified 14 August, 2014
The 2014 Commemorative Cruise will see the Little Ships visiting Chatham on the River Medway. Over 20 Little Ships are expected to attend from the Medway, Thames, South and East Coast. Little Ships will...
Why not come to the Boat & Chandlery Fair at Gillingham Marina and then take a walk over to the Medway Queen? The restored paddle steamer will be open to the public on 26...
The restored paddle steamer will be open to the public on 26 April from 1100 to 1600 hours, see www.medwayqueen.co.uk for details.
Classic motor vessels / Classic vessels
by MSBA Webmaster · Published 17 November, 2013 · Last modified 25 November, 2013
Film by OCR Studios Source Kentish Times The Medway Queen, which was rebuilt in Bristol with a new riveted hull just like the original, berthed at Gillingham Pier on 19 November with a welcome...
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by MSBA Webmaster · Published 22 October, 2013 · Last modified 6 November, 2013
We understand that the tug Christine is waiting in Bristol to tow the venerable paddle steamer home to the Medway. However the port authority there is waiting for a 48 hour clear weather window...
PS Waverley, run by volunteers of the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society, seen here during her visit to the Medway on Sunday 29 September. Our own Medway Queen is now afloat and will soon be...
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