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South Embankment, Dartmouth, August 1950
The steamer, the PS Compton Castle, is moored at the South Embankment in Dartmouth. It is packed full of visitors embarking after using the ferry crossing from Kingswear. In the background the GWR steamer, the Mew, can be seen. In 1950 it was being operated by British Railways
STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway
Media ID 20110459
© STEAM Museum of the GWR
1950 1950s Boat Devon Passengers River Dartmouth Ferry River Dart Steamer
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Capturing the Essence of Dartmouth's Riverfront in 1950
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. This enchanting print takes us back to the vibrant summer of August 1950, where the South Embankment in Dartmouth thrived with activity. The focal point is undoubtedly the majestic PS Compton Castle, moored gracefully along the riverbank. Bursting at its seams with eager visitors, this iconic steamer served as a gateway for those who had just crossed over from Kingswear via ferry. As we delve deeper into this snapshot of history, our gaze shifts towards the background where another vessel catches our attention - none other than the GWR steamer known as The Mew. Operated by British Railways during that time, it adds an extra layer of nostalgia to this already captivating scene. The tranquil River Dart meanders through Devon's picturesque landscape, providing a serene backdrop for these bustling activities. Passengers eagerly embark on their journey aboard these magnificent steamers, creating an atmosphere brimming with anticipation and adventure. Preserved within this timeless image are not only memories but also a testament to Dartmouth's rich maritime heritage. It serves as a reminder of how rivers once played an integral role in connecting communities and fostering exploration. This print from STEAM Museum of the GWR allows us to step back into a bygone era; one filled with bustling ferries, grand steamers, and passengers embarking on unforgettable voyages along England's scenic waterways.
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