Post-war Service
Eaglescliffe Hall remained in service, and in 1955 was sold to Colonial Steamships Ltd, where she was renamed David Barclay.
David Barclay was sold to Scott Misener of Canada in 1959 and returned to service on the Great Lakes for two years.
She was sold to Kingcome Navigation Ltd., Vancouver in 1961 and was converted to a log barge. She sank later that year whilst under tow in waters off British Columbia on 25 October 1961.
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