Paddle Steamer Resources by
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Paddle Steamers past and present
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| Forsvik, Vaster Gotland | Erik Nordevall II |
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Project for the reconstruction from new of the Erik Nordevall, a wooden hulled paddler which was built in 1836 and sailed on Lake Vattern until it sank in a storm in 1856. |
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Bristol |
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Originally built in 1924 and serving on the River Thames and Medway, the vessel with a distinguished record of evacuating troops from Dunkirk in 1940 was cared for by the Medway Queen Preservation Society at her mud berth on the Hoo Peninsula near the mouth of the Medway. In 2006 a lot-tery grant of over GBP 1.8 m was obtained which is enabling the rebuilding of the hull as the first step to eventual full rebuild. Re-usable items were recovered from the hull and put into storage pending the construction of a new hull, which started in the spring of 2009 in Bristol. |
See also the Statically Preserved Paddle Steamers page for existing but decommissioned ships which are being rebuilt for operation or for which projects for a return to service exist
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