| Madeira |
The Madeira Schooner-barge launched in 1900. 5,039
gross ton The vessel was built to carry bulk cargoes of grain, lumber or
iron ore economically about the Great Lakes and on the coasts, under tow
of a steam powered freighter. loss at Gold Rock in Lake Superior Nov.1905 |
| Madeline |
92 |
16 |
2205 |
reconstruction of a mid 19th century fore and aft schooner
built by the Maritime Heritage Alliance, |
Mich . |
| Makani
Olu |
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96-ft. three-masted staysail schooner |
Hawai |
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| Mallory Todd |
65 |
16 |
1545 |
Schooner |
Wash. |
| Mamie A. Mister |
na |
na |
na |
one of the largest Skipjacks ever built, but she is the only
"three sailed bateau" Skipjack still in existence |
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| Manitou |
114 |
21 |
3250 |
Two masted gaff rigged schooner |
Mich |
| Manuiwa |
72 |
15 |
2200 |
ex Highlander Design: Edson B.Shock, Los Angeles Built:
Chalker and Whiting Boatworks Launched: August 1928 One of the first
stays'le schooner yachts following Advance, (1924) Winner 1934
Transpacific Yacht Race and many other bluewater events when owned by
2nd owner Commodore Harold Dillingham, founder Pearl Harbor Yacht Club
Presently owned by Greg and Jean Alexander, manuiwa@aol.com |
Calif |
| Maple
Leaf. |
Maple Leaf. This year is her centennial – built in 1904 in the
Vancouver, B.C. shipyard, she is a 92-foot beauty and the most gorgeous
100-year-old we know! |
| Mare Frisium |
Originally built as a Dutch fishing logger
in 1916 her crew fished for herrings on the Dogger and Viking Banks. At
the end of the 1940’s the ship was sold and used as a freighter making
regular journeys between Germany and Sweden |
| Marea
Errota |
80 |
23 |
4000 |
Schooner |
Canary
Islands
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| Maria Asumpta |
125 |
NA |
NA |
Square-rigger built 1858 went aground and sank at
Rumps Point, outside Padstow Harbour, on 30 May 1995, |
NA |
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For all its soul-stirring
romance, the tall-ship renaissance has a tragic side, and professional
mariner and maritime scholar Dan Parrott explores it in this
groundbreaking reconstruction of five controversial sea disasters of the
past half century. Working from official documents, survivor and expert
interviews, and his own considerable tall-ship experience, Parrott
re-creates the losses of five sail-training vessels: the 316-foot Pamir
(1957), 117-foot Albatross (1961), 117-foot Marques (1984),
137-foot Pride of Baltimore (1986), and 125-foot Maria Asumpta
(1995), which together claimed 112 lives. In Tall Ships Down,
he reveals that, contrary to official findings, ignorance of and
disregard for age-old practices of seamanship were at least as
responsible for the tragedies as "acts of God." |
| Mariette |
138 |
24 |
NA |
Herreshoff Schooner built in 1915 |
France |
| 'Mary-Anne': |
219 |
26 |
9200 |
Barkentine |
Keil |
| Mary E |
75 |
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Built in Bath, Maine in 1906, the 75' clipper schooner
Mary E is the lone survivor of more than 4,000 commercial wooden sailing
ships constructed in that celebrated "City of Ships." Built by
Thomas Hagen for Capt. Curtis Dunne who named the ship after his mother,
Mary Esther, |
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| Martinique
Sugar" Ship |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Blackbeard's Final Prize |
NC |
| Malabar. |
109 |
21 |
3000 |
Two masted fero cement hull |
Maine |
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Malabar
X
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Cayuga Wooden Boatworks has begun re-building John
Alden's design # 453 also known as Malabar X at our shop in Ithaca, N.Y.
She was tenth in a series of schooners designed by Alden from 1920-1930
hence her name Malabar X. Each boat in the series grew larger than the
one before with Malabar I at 41'3" LOD & 29,000 pounds and
Malabar X measuring in at 58'3" LOD & 61,000 pounds |
| Margaret Todd |
151 |
Na |
4800 |
The Margaret Todd sails with Downeast Windjammer
Cruises out of Bar Harbor, Maine. She replaces her predecessor the
Natalie Todd, which sailed from Bar Harbor for so many years. This
unique four-masted schooner was conceived and designed by her owner,
Captain Steve Pagels. Named after Capt. Pagels' grandmother, the
Margaret Todd was built over a two year period by the Schreiber Boatyard
in St. Augustine, Florida, and was launched on April 11, 1998.
The hull and deck are made of plated steel. The four masts,
bowsprit, hatches and cabin tops are made of wood and constructed by
Maine craftsman Dwight Huntley.Her windlass, which is used to hoist the
anchor, comes from a Delaware Bay oyster schooner, and the standing
rigging was made by the Hamilton Seine Loft. The four masted schooner
rig, steel hull construction, and double centerboard design make the
Margaret Todd unique on the east coast. She is currently running 2-hour
daysails three times daily (in season) from Bar Harbor.
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| Maryland
Dove |
76 |
16 |
1965 |
Three masted bark a recreation of the Dove a seventeenth
century merchant ship that sail to Maryland in 1634 |
Maryland |
| Mathew |
na |
na |
na |
replica of the Mathew, Cabot's ship that discovered
Newfoundland 500 years ago The ship was built using traditional methods
and materials |
na |
| Mayflower
2000 |
na |
na |
na |
This full size reconstruction of one of the most famous ships
in history will take two years to build, and will then depart in the
spring of 1999 for a goodwill voyage to the 'New World' . |
Eng |
| "Marco
Polo" |
185 |
38 |
na |
Clipper ship built in 1852 in Canada a three-decker made her
maiden voyage from Mobile to Liverpool was refitted carried thousands of
passengers to Australia in the gold rush days |
na |
| Marco
Polo |
na |
na |
na |
Marco Polo Project is a volunteer organization with the
expressed aim of building a full-sized replica of the Marco Polo in
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada |
na |
| Marques |
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Three masted brig built in 1917 lost in a freak storm in 1984 |
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| Martha |
84 |
16 |
na |
Schooner designed by B.B. Crowninshield, and built for J.R.
Hanify who was the commodore of The San Francisco Yacht Club. Her many
owners include actor James Cagney and Henry J. Kaiser. . (206) 310-8573. |
Seattle, WA |
| Meka
II |
54 |
12 |
1500 |
Brigantine |
NC |
| MERTIE
B. CROWLEY |
412 |
6 masted schooner 1907 During
a heavy snowstorm in January. 1910 the vessel ran aground and was
wrecked at Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusettes. |
| M.E.
Tremble... |
3 Masted Great Lake Schooner built in 1874
Benders Landing Wis. sunk in 1890 in the St. Claire River
Michigan. |
| Mercator |
three-masted barquentine. was used by the Belgian
Navy for the instruction of the military sailors and navy-men. built in
1931, cost 3 million Belgian Francs and weighs 778 tons. It was used by
the Belgian Navy until 1960. Since 1961 it serves as a museum. |
Bel |
| Mimi |
ketch rigged Brittney Dundee and was built in 1931
in Camaret, France to work and withstand the rough waters of the North
and Baltic Seas now part of. an educational outreach program and work
with over 20,000 school kids annually, along the East Coast. INFORMATION |
Mass |
| Mir |
359 |
46 |
30660 |
Three masted full-rigged
winner of the Cutty Sark Tall Ships Races in 1996,`97,`98`99.
Built in G`dansk (Poland) in 1988. Sisterships: Pallada, Khersones and
Dar Mlodziezy. Homeport St. A
Day on the Tall Ship Mir (10 photos) |
Russia |
| Mist of Avalon |
100 |
20 |
2971 |
This schooner began her life in 1967 as the Motor Vessel
"Liverpool Bay". Built by the strong native timber and the
skilled hands of the shipwrights |
Ont Can |
| >>
Mistress
|
78 |
-- |
2200 |
Restored 1930 schooner |
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| 'Mircea' |
270 |
40 |
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Rumanian |
| Mary Rose Homeport |
four masted warship, built on the orders of Henry
VIII between 1510 and 1511. After a long and successful period of
service she sank accidentally during an
Mary
Rose -Sailing War-Ships Book
The Mary Rose Museum |
| Mary Day |
90 |
23 |
na |
Schooner (charter) |
Maine |
| Mastiff, |
169 |
36.5 |
na |
1856-1859 A medium clipper built by Donald McKay, , for the
California and China trade. |
na |
| Mavourneen Mary |
This 48'Staysail Schooner,designed by Edson
Schock, was built by Boeing Aircraft Co in Vancouver for John V Farrow
and Maureen O'Sullivan in 1934.
John V Farrow was a movie director and Maureen O'Sullivan was the
original Jane in the 1930's Tarzan movies ; they are Mia Farrow 's
parents. |
| A.J
Meerwald |
115 |
22 |
4127 |
The A.J Meerwald is a restored 1928 Oyster Schooner
that serves as a sailing classroom educating kids and adults on water
quality issues. It is the only Delaware Bay oyster schooner NJ |
| Charles
W Morgan |
Charles W. Morgan.
Built in 1841 in New Bedford, Massachusetts, she has outlived all others
of her kind. After her whaling days ended in 1921, she is now at Mystic
Seaport In overall length 113 feet, with a 27-foot 6-inch beam and
depth of 17 feet 6 inches, the Morgan's main truck is 110 feet
above the deck; fully-rigged, she is capable of carrying approximately
13,000 square feet of sail. Whales
and Whalers Books |
| Moshulu, |
335 |
47 |
na |
1904- Four-masted barque built of steel The
hull was of the tree-island type and she was rigged with royals over
double top-gallant sails. |
