April 24, 1980: Waverley seen off Plymouth, England.

(Photo courtesy of Philip J. Heydon, I.S.M.)
© 1980 Philip J. Heydon all rights reserved

Waverley, date and location unknown.

June 20, 2004: Waverley approaching Largs pier on the west of Scotland en-route for a day excursion to Campbeltown. She sports her restored colours of the former London and North Eastern Railway which she wore only for a few months after her introduction to service in 1948. As a footnote, my uncle, Neil Maclachlan who  now lives in Windsor, Canada was one of a team of apprentices involved in the making of her engines. The company was Messrs Rankin and Blackmore's Eagle Foundry of Baker Street, Greenock, Scotland.

(Photo and caption courtesy of John M. McDonald)
© 2004 John M. McDonald all rights reserved

The engine room of Waverley.

(Photo courtesy of John M. McDonald)
© John M. McDonald all rights reserved

Some of the engine machinery of Waverley.

(Photo courtesy of John M. McDonald)
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The engine room of Waverley.

(Photo courtesy of John M. McDonald)
© John M. McDonald all rights reserved

October 14, 2013: Waverley and an unidentified submarine seen off Lizard Point, Cornwall, England.