Alberta was built for the "London and Southern Railway Company" in 1900. She operated on the Southampton-Channel Island service and also sailed to Le Havre.
She was sold to the "Southern Railway Company" in 1923.
The Martha Gunn was built in the 1940's at Shoreham but came to Guernsey in the early 1950's.
She was owned by John L Newton (also known as Bunny Newton) of St Peter Port, Guernsey.
She carried 60 passengers to both Herm and Jethou (small islands off the east coast of Guernsey).
Her first license was issued in 1952 and had a crew of 2, Bunny Newton being the skipper & Peter Newton the engineer on board.
The SS Sarnia was bulit for the London ans Southern Railway company in 1910. She was sunk by a toredo in In 1918 at Alexandria while working on Admiralty service.
Ibex was built for the "Great Western Railway Company" by "Laird Bros" and operated on the Weymouth to Channel Islands route. She cost £57,000 to build in 1890.
GWR fitted an 80 volt dynamo amid ships and 196 lights through out Ibex.
Ibex leaving St Peter Port, Guernsey for England.
Roebuck was built by "Naval Arm & Con" (later Vickors Armstrong)for the "Great Western Railway Company" and operated along side the Reindeer on the Weymouth to Channel Islands route.
Reindeer was built for the "Great Western Railway Company" by "Naval Arm & Con" (later Vickers Armstrong)and operated between the the Channel Islands and Weymouth.
