The PS Eleanor was a paddle steamer built in 1881 and operated on the River Thames. The ship was designed with elegance and luxury, featuring a saloon and a promenade deck for passengers to enjoy the journey. It primarily served as a pleasure steamer, offering tours along the river for sightseeing and leisure activities. The PS Eleanor was known for its comfortable and stylish accommodations, attracting a wealthy clientele who sought a luxurious experience on the water. The ship's career spanned several decades, operating successfully until it was eventually sold and converted into a lighter. Despite its eventual fate, the PS Eleanor remains a notable example of the paddle steamers that were once a common sight on the River Thames, showcasing the elegance and charm of 19th-century passenger vessels.

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