Pleasure Steamer, Resolute

Photographs of the Resolute now a house boat at Pinmill, Suffolk
By Neil Cox

The first photograph shows the pleasure steamer, Resolute she was a double-ended steamer but is now a houseboat in Suffolk.

She was known as the Resolute Millwall and was built around 1900s with an engine and boiler by Plenty and Son.

As you can see in the second and third photographs showing her as she is now all the machinery has been removed and scrapped.

Photo:Resolute at Gorleston on Sea, c.1900

Resolute at Gorleston on Sea, c.1900

N. Cox

Photo:The Resolute as she is today, used as a house boat

The Resolute as she is today, used as a house boat

N. Cox

Photo:The Resolute as she is today, used as a house boat

The Resolute as she is today, used as a house boat

N. Cox

This page was added by Neil Cox on 03/07/2007.

Comments about this page

What a shame that is to see! Awful. Where is her steam engine now?

By Ben
On 14/08/2009

just to put you in the picture Ben Her engine may still be in her, but her boiler and all other macinery has been scrapped. The engine may have been a centre piece but I do not know she is at Pinmill has any one pictures of her engine in use?

By Neil Cox
On 22/09/2009

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