Loch Lomond Steamers.
Name Year Built Builder Dimensions Tonnage
- Marion 1818 David Napier 60’X13’ 50
- Lady of the Lake 1825 William Denny/Archibald McLauchlan 82X15’9” 62
- Euphrosyne 1827. William Denny/Archibald McLauchlan 74’X13’ 65
- Balloch 1835 John Wood &Co 99’6”X11’2” ??
- Loch Lomond 1835 David Napier 95’X15’7” 62
- Queen of Scots 1838. Smith & Rodger 118’5”X15’7” 94
- Water Witch 1843. Cairo & Co 130’X15’ ??
- M. Of Breadalbane 1847. Denny Brothers 140’X17’1” 130 *
- Prince Albert 1850. William Denny & Brothers 138’1”X16’9” 109
- Pilot. 1850. William Denny & Brothers 137’4”X15’8” 192
- Queen Victoria. 1852. Alexander Denny 131’7”X15’1” 93
- Prince of Wales 1859. Laurence Hill & Co 151’4”X18’1” 142
- Prince Concert. 1862. Cairo & Co 151’3”X18’3” 169
- Princess of Wales. 1886. Aitken & Mansell 142’6”X16’7” 118
- The Queen. 1883. Cairo & Co 166’1”X20’3” 203
- Empress. 1888. Napier, Shanks & Bell 165’X20’1” 229
- Princess May 1898. A & J Ingles 165’3”X21’6” 256
- Prince George 1898. A & J Ingles 165’3”X21’6” 256
- Princess May. 1898. A & J Ingles. 165’6”X21’7”. 256
- Prince Edward. 1898. A &J Ingles 175’X22’3” 304
- Queen Mary. 1905. Napier & Millers. 130’X18’6”. 116 **
- Princess Patricia. 1905 J.I.Thornycroft (Southampton) 130’4”X18’ 120. ***
- M.V Countess Fiona. 1936. William Denny & Brothers 90’11””X18’1”. 106. ****
- Maid of the Loch 1953. A& J Ingles 191’28’1”. 555 * Possibly not sailed on the Loch
** launched as Earl Godwin, sailing on the Thames, moved to Balloch , seriously damaged by fire, scrapped 1929, never sailed on the Loch.
*** Built as Shakespeare, entered service on Loch Lomond 1914
**** not a steam vessel, formerly Countess of Breadalbane;Countess of Kempock, entered service on Loch Lomond 1982 to cover for Maid of the Loch uncertain future
valeofleven.org.uk. Has a history of The Loch Lomond Steamers By A Graham Lappin click on Loch Lomond Steamers page
geograph.org.uk has excellent section on Loch Lomond Steamers