Builders: J & G Thomson Ltd Clydebank 1893
Propulsion type: Paddle compound diagonal
Owners: Glasgow & South Western Railway, London Midland Scottish Railway,The Caledonian Steam Packet Co Ltd
Service dates: 1893 - 1939
Tonnage: Gross 306
Comments:
Not to be confused with the P & A Campbell steamer of the same name, this robust steamer had a passenger capacity of 1035 and was used for excursion work and the winter runs for the Arran mail service. She later sailed on many routes including Ayr, Troon, Ardrossan, Wemyss Bay, Millport and Rothesay. She was the last survivor of the old Glasgow & South Western fleet and lasted until she was withdrawn from service in 1938. She was laid up in the Albert Harbour, Greenock and scrapped the following year.