Glasgow, was built by Lithgows shipyard apprentices in 1962 for the 150th anniversary of the original. As part of the anniversary celebrations the replica sailed from Port Glasgow to Helensburgh and back, accompanied by a flotilla of small ships. In 2011, just before the original's 200th anniversary, the replica was restored by a partnership of Inverclyde Council, Ferguson Shipbuilders and an organisation called The Trust. The restoration cost £180,000. A survey and condition report was commissioned by Inverclyde Council and reported back in 2019. The survey found that the wooden hull of the replica is in such bad condition that it is beyond economic repair, and recommended that the machinery be removed and placed in a new hull. Notes References Bibliography Clyde Pleasure Steamers Ian McCrorie, Orr, Pollock & Co. Ltd., Greenock, External links Significant Scots – Henry Bell A history of the growth of the steam-engine RSA Treasure Trails – The Science Museum 1812 ships Clyde steamers Paddle steamers of the United Kingdom Ships of Scotland Tourist attractions in Scotland 1820 in Scotland Ships built on the River Clyde Replica ships Maritime incidents in December 1820 Maritime incidents in February 1875