"Queen of Scots" in Kyles of Bute
Queen of Scots, was designed by G. L Watson and built by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd., Govan for William Allan Coats of Skelmorlie Castle, in 1904.
She was 175½ feet in length by 28½ feet in breadth with two screws driven by 3-cylinder engines providing 100 h.p..
In 1926, ownership passed to Thomas H. Coats of Renfrew. She survived until 1952.












