© Reproduced with acknowledgment to Joe Kerr
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© Reproduced with acknowledgment to Joe Kerr |
Glen Strathallan GW 15
| Built | 1928 Cochrane & Sons Ltd, Selby (Steel) |
| Yard No | 1020 |
| Owner at New | Glasgow Owners (declared bankrupt before completion) |
| ID no | 145305 |
| Launch Date | 25.05.1928 |
| Completed | 1928 |
| Gross Tons | 330 |
| Nett Tons | 119 |
| Engine | 108 hp T.3-cyl by C. D. Holmes & Co Ltd, Hull |
| Length | 139.2ft |
| Breadth | 24.1ft |
| Depth | 13.2ft |
| Owners | |
| 1928 | Registered at Glasgow GW 15. |
| 1928 | Owned by Robert Alan Colby Cubbin, Douglas, Isle of Man (Converted to a yacht total cost £30,000). |
| 1928 | Glasgow registry closed. |
| 1928 | Registered at Douglas. |
| 1939 | Requisitioned as Anti Submarine Vessel/ Escort Vessel (P.No.FY.010). |
| 1945 | Returned to Owners. |
| 1951 | Robert Alan Colby Cubbin deceased (He requested that upon his death the vessel be used as a sea training ship until the end of its useful life, at which time it was to be sunk in the English Channel.. |
| 1955 | Owned by Shaftesbury Homes and Arthusa Traing Ship, based at Millwall Docks London,deployed as a moored yacht training vessel. |
| Pre1970 | Engines removed and preserved in the Science Museum, London |
| 27.04.1970 | Scuttled at Plymouth Sound. |
| 01.08.2011 | The bell from the Glen Strathallan sold at auction, Cottees of Wareham for £560.00 |
Engines on show in Science Museum London |
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