PS Rose (1876)

The PS Rose was a paddle steamer built in 1876. It operated primarily on the River Parrett in Somerset, England. The "PS" prefix stands for "Paddle Steamer," indicating its propulsion method. Historical records suggest it was involved in transporting goods and passengers along the river, contributing to local commerce and transportation networks. Information regarding the PS Rose's specific dimensions, capacity, and operational life is limited in readily available historical archives. Further research into local historical societies and archives in the Somerset region may yield more detailed specifications and a more complete history of the vessel.