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Ferry Queen
This
Simplon Postcards
page is one of a series devoted to the
River Thames
excursion boats of
City Cruises
- it is not connected with the boat operator. This page shows the ex-Portsmouth ferry
Ferry Queen.
Ferry Queen
was originally in service on the
Portsmouth-Gosport
ferry. She was sold to Thames Pleasure Craft, where she ran with the other ex-Gosport ferries
Ferry Prince
and
Ferry Princess
.
Ferry Queen
passed to City Cruises c.1995, and remained in service with them in 2005. She was offered for sale in 2006 and remained at the boatyard in Isleworth.
Vita
saw additional use because of this. However, both
Vita
and
Ferry Queen
saw extensive use on Tower-Westminster circulars in 2007. Since City Cruises have acquired the three ex-
Catamaran Cruisers
Hydrospace vessels, it will be interesting to see what happens in 2008.
Contact:
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City Cruises Pages:-
City Cruises Page 1
- Millennium Riverliners
City Cruises Page 2
- Other vessels
City Cruises Page 3
- Greenwich-Tower Pier Cruise
City Cruises Page 4
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Thames Boats - Header Page
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Crown River Cruises
Thames Clippers
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River Thames - Harwich-Southend-Tilbury-Tower Pier
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Waverley
River Thames - Gravesend-Chelsea
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Princess Pocahontas
River Thames - Greenwich-Tower Pier
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River Thames - Greenwich-Tower Pier
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River Thames - Tower Pier-Westminster
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Ferry Queen
(Built: 1959)
Ferry Queen
was originally in service on the
Portsmouth-Gosport
ferry. She was sold to Thames Pleasure Craft, where she ran with the other ex-Gosport ferries
Ferry Prince
and
Ferry Princess
.
Ferry Queen
passed to City Cruises c.1995, and remained in service with them in 2005. She was offered for sale in 2006 and remained at the boatyard in Isleworth.
Vita
saw additional use because of this. However, both
Vita
and
Ferry Queen
saw extensive use in 2007.
Photograph of
Ferry Queen
of the "Old Company" on trials.
Photo: © Beken of Cowes.
Photo: © Ian Boyle, 5th July 2003.
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