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Published 1 year ago

Famous 'fish and chip boat' we remember from Liverpool childhood

Summary by Ground News
The Royal Iris was built for £256,000 at Dumbarton on the Clyde in 1950. The 1,448-ton vessel boasted a pillarless dance hall, a smoke room, a fish and chips saloon, bars and buffets, and air conditioning throughout. The ferry was taken out of service in January 1991 because of rising repair costs. Fascinating photographs from our archives capture life on the Royal Iris.

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Famous 'fish and chip boat' we remember from Liverpool childhood

It was loved for decades

1 year ago·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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