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Liverpool & North Wales Steamship Company
Page 3: 1915-63
This page is one of a series to postcards and photographs of the Liverpool & North Wales Steamship Company (L&NWSS).
An alphabetical list of ships
shown on this page is shown below.
The Table
beneath gives links to complete history pages on selected individual ships on this page (a complete list is shown on the
L&NWSS Header Page
). Below the table is a
Fleet List
in chronological order.
Ships on This Page:-
St Elian (2)
(1922-1927)
St Tudno (3)
(1926-1963)
St Seiriol (2)
(1931-1962)
St Silio
(1936-45)
St Trillo (2)
(1945-63)
L&NWSS Pages:-
L&NWSS - Header Page
L&NWSS - Page 1
- 1840-1899
L&NWSS - Page 2
- 1900-1914
L&NWSS - Page 3
- 1915-1963
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this page!
L&NWSS - Page 4
- Publicity Material
References:-
West Coast Steamers
by Duckworth & Langmuir
Steamers of North Wales
by F.C.Thornley
Liverpool & North Wales Pleasure Steamers
by John Cowell
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IOMSPCo - Header Page
- Isle of Man Steam Packet Company
North West England Pleasure Steamers
- Miscellaneous North West Excursion Fleets
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Table of Ship Histories
Name
Other names
Built
St Seiriol (2)
1931
St Silio
St Trillo
1936
St Trillo
St Silio
1936
St Tudno (3)
1926
L&NWSS Fleet List
St Elian (2) (1922-27)
186ft long - 505gt - 6-cyl Triple Expansion
St Elian (2)
was built as a German minesweeper in 1919. She was purchased by the L&NWSS in 1922, and kept until 1927. She later served as the
Partenope
and the
Ischia
, on sailings to the island of that name near Naples.
Coopers photographic postcard of
St Elian (2)
in the Mersey.
Photographic postcard of
St Elian (2).
Photographic postcard of
St Elian (2)
.
Postcard of ex-
St Elian (2)
at Ischia, plus an enlarged image of the ship.
Postcard of ex-
St Elian (2)
at Naples, plus an enlarged image of the ship.
Can anyone identify the small ship to her left?
Postcard of ex-
St Elian (2)
at Ischia, plus an enlarged image of the ship.
Can anyone identify any of the other ships?
St Tudno (1926-63)
318ft long - 2326gt - Steam Turbine
St Tudno (3)
was built by Fairfields in 1926, and was the mainstay of the Liverpool to Llandudno and Menai Bridge sailings until their cessation in 1962.
Complete history of
St Tudno (3)
John Nicholson art postcard of
St Tudno (3)
.
Along with his painting of
St Trillo (2)
, the first postcard in my collection from around 1957!
L&NWSS postcard of
St Tudno (3)
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Tudno (3)
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Tudno (3)
.
Postcard of
St Tudno (3)
leaving Llandudno.
Postcard of
St Tudno (3)
at Menai Bridge.
Photographic postcard of
St Tudno (3)
in the Mersey.
Photographic postcard of
St Tudno (3).
Photographic postcard of
St Tudno (3).
Frith postcard KTD56 of Fleetwood-Knott End ferry
Caldervale
at Knott End, with
IOMSPCo's
Manxman
at the Railway Pier.
The publisher seemed to think that it lacked sufficient interest, so they added a half-sized image of the
St Tudno
- which is about to run aground on the end of the Knott End jetty!
LNWSSCo steamer
St Seiriol
was chartered by the IOMSPCo, but I am not aware of her visiting Fleetwood.
St Seiriol (2) (1931-62)
270ft long - 1586gt - Steam Turbine
St Seiriol (2)
was built by Fairfields in 1931, as a smaller second ship to assist St Tudno (3), and operate Isle of Man excursions. In peak summers after the war, she was chartered to the
IOMSPCo
.
St Seiriol (2)
was sold for scrap in 1962.
Complete history of
St Seiriol (2)
L&NWSS sepia art postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
when new.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
.
John Nicholson art postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Seiriol (2)
.
Photo: Skyfotos.
St Silio (1936-45)
St Trillo (1945-63)
149ft long - 1314gt - 2xCrossley diesels
St Silio
was built by Fairfields in 1936. She operated short cruise from Llandudno. After the war,
St Silio
was renamed
St Trillo
. When L&NWSS ceased trading in 1963, she was sold to P&A Campbell, who operated her from 1963 until 1969.
Photographic postcard of
St Silio
.
L&NWSS photographic postcard of
St Silio
.
L&NWSS photographic postcard of
St Silio
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Trillo
.
L&NWSS postcard of
St Trillo
.
John Nicholson art postcard of
St Trillo (2)
.
Along with his painting of
St Tudno (3)
, the first postcard in my collection from around 1957!