PS Milford
From Graces Guide
The MILFORD was built by Simons & Co. at Renfrew and was 250.6 ft. long, beam 29.2 ft., and depth of hold 15.2 ft. The engines were of 400 n.h.p. having compound diagonal cylinders 52 in. and 90 in. diameter and 72 in. piston stroke. The boiler pressure was 64 lb. per sq. in. Tonnage: 913 gross and 446 net. In 1884, she was fitted with new boilers.[1]
Owned by the Great Western Railway
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Sources of Information
- ↑ ‘Cross-Channel and Coastal Paddle Steamers’ by George Frank Burtt|