SS Royal Daffodil

	Daffodil at Dover soon after the Zeebrugge Raid
History
United Kingdom
Name	SS Daffodil (1906–1918); HMS Daffodil (1918); SS Royal Daffodil (1918–1938);
Owner	Wallasey Corporation; New Medway Steam Packet Co. Ltd.(October 1933); General Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. (1936);
Builder	Robert Stephenson and Company, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Yard number	101
Launched	20 April 1906
Christened	Daffodil; HMS Daffodil (1918); Royal Daffodil (1918);
Completed	June 1906
In service	1906
Out of service	1938
Identification	UK Official Number 123974
Fate	Scrapped 1938
General characteristics
Displacement	482 GRT
Length	159 ft (48.46 m)
Depth	8 ft 6 in (2.59 m)
Propulsion	Twin screw, triple expansion, by D Rollo & Sons.
Capacity	1,735 passengers

SS Royal Daffodil was a Mersey ferry, built in 1906 and scrapped in 1938. She was built as Daffodil but renamed Royal Daffodil in recognition of her service under requisition during the 1st World War.