Builders: Philip & Son, Dartmouth 1900
Propulsion type: Paddle, compound diagonal
Owner: Millbrook Steamboat Co
Service dates: 1900 - 1939
Tonnage: Gross 64
Comments: Older visitors may remember this little steel built, river excursion steamer, which was introduced to the Millbrook fleet in 1900. She operated an extensive schedule on the River Tamar in the West Country. Amongst her duties were visits to Weir Head, landings at Morwellham Quay to "visit the rocks", evening trips to the River Lynher and St Germans Quay and regular excursions to the Breakwater and Cawsand, in Plymouth Sound. Passenger facilities were basic, with slatted seats in the fore and aft cabins, positioned around the cabin side. She sailed reliably, if uneventfully for nearly forty years before she was broken up at Stonehouse in 1939.