| Pathfinder. |
72 |
15.2 |
2400 |
Brigantine, charitable
not-for-profit organization, operating since 1963, offering sail
training courses to youths 14 to 18 years of age on the Great Lakes |
Ont |
| Pacific
Grace |
139 |
22 |
NA |
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| PACIFIC
SWIFT |
111 |
20.5 |
4.111 |
A topsail schooner modelled on the brig Swift of
1778 Was built at Expo 86 |
BC |
| Palinuro |
226 |
33 |
9675 |
(ex Jean Marc Aline; ex Commandant Louis Richard)
Barkentine. Steel. Built 1934 , Nantes. |
Italy. |
| Pallada |
356 |
46 |
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Full rigged ship built
in Gdansk, Poland in the 1980s fifth ship of the Dar Mlodziezy-class
and named for the Greek goddess Pallas Athena, Pallada offers sail
training around the globe from its homeport in Vladivostok |
Russia |
| Pamir
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377 |
47 |
38000 |
built in Hamburg 1905 . She was rigged
as a four-masted barque with royals over double top-gallants. sailed on
the south american nitrate trade one of the last square rigger to make a
commercial voyage via Cape Horn, rounded the 10 July 1949,
Golden West the Pamir
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| Pangani |
324 |
46.5 |
na |
a four-masted barque first of eight sister ships built in
1903 |
na |
| "Passat" |
322 |
47 |
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A four-masted steel barque built in 1911 . Rigged with
royal sails over double top and topgallant sails.Sister ship to Peking
http://www.luebeck.de/stadtinf/aemter/standesamt/passat.html |
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| Patria |
316 |
48 |
34000 |
(ex Angelita; ex Sea Cloud; ex Hussar II) 4-masted
bark. Steel. . Built 1931Germany. The last 4-masted bark ever built, |
Fl |
| Clipper
Patricia |
110 |
23 |
n.a. |
Built as an auxiliary three masted schooner for the
Baltic Trades in 1932 by C. Luhring at Kirch-Hammelwarden |
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| T.L. Pelican |
148 |
23 |
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PELICAN OF LONDON is unique among Square Riggers.
Her hull form was derived from the elite French clippers of the late
19th century, with a length to breadth ratio of 5:1, a flared bow, fine
entry and run. A long poop has been added which provides exceptional
space and comfort for world wide operation. |
England |
| Peking
|
377 |
47 |
44,132 |
Peking, the second largest sailing ship in
existence, is a 347-foot, four-masted bark built in Germany in 1911. She
was a giant of the open sea, transporting general cargo from Europe to
the West Coast of South America, and returning with nitrates to
fertilize the over-cultivated fields of Europe. The Peking has been
restored by the South Street Seaport Museum. Peking
at Sea", hair-raising footage of one of Peking's voyages around
storm-tossed Cape Horn, narrated by Capt. Irving Johnson who took part
in that trip. |
NY |
| Persian |
na |
na |
na |
The schooner Persian was discovered in the
summer of 1991 by Great Lakes shipwreck hunter Ed Ellison. She sits
upright and intact in 170 feet of icy northern Lake Huron |
na |
| Philadelphia |
53 |
15.5 |
NA |
Philadelphia is the only
surviving gunboat built and manned by American Forces during the
Revolutionary War. Part of a hastily constructed fleet, she is one of 15
small craft with which Benedict Arnold fought 29 British vessels off
Valcour Island in Lake Champlain in October 1776. |
DC |
| Schooner Phoenix |
The coastal schooner Phoenix was built on Long Island, New York in 1984, as a replica of the type of vessels plying the water of the Long Island Sound at the turn of the century, and launched in Port Jefferson. She is 71 feet over all, 16 feet wide and has a draft of 5.5 feet.
Schooner Phoenix Photo |
| Pierius
Magnus |
38 |
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Topsail Schonker "Pierius Magnus", named
after "Greate Pier" a 16th century Friesian freedom fighter,
will start her maiden voyage visiting the many ports of the the Great
Lakes to promote sailing , tourism, chartering, shipbuilding and trading
under sail. |
MI |
| Pilgrim
>>.
|
130 |
24.5 |
7600 |
The
Pilgrim is a full size replica of the hide brig
immortalized by Richard Henry Dana, Jr. in his American seafaring
classic novel Two Years Before the Mast. Dana said of the Pilgrim,
"The vessel I am going on is small, but strong and a remarkably
fast sailer having been built for the smuggling trade." |
Ca |
| Pilgrim
of Newport |
119 |
na |
na |
Pilgrim of Newport is a chappelle designed topsail
schooner with a clipper bow, round bilge, transom stern, raised stern
deck with carved stem head and bowsprit |
Calif |
| Piraeus |
44 |
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traditional 44-foot sailing ketch |
B.C. |
| Playfair |
72 |
15.2 |
2400 |
Brigantine, charitable
not-for-profit organization, operating since 1963, offering sail
training courses to youths 14 to 18 years of age on the Great Lakes |
Ont |
| Pride |
84 |
18 |
2200 |
Three masted gaff topsail schooner |
S. C. |
| Pride
of Baltimore |
90
LOD |
23 |
9327 |
Launched on February 27, 1977 Her
unmistakable signature was a result of her steeply raked masts (17
degrees), With her gaff rigged fore and mainsails set and her square
foretop sail raised, she was a beautiful and unforgettable reminder of
Baltimore's proud maritime heritage. On May 14, having capsized in 80
mile per hour winds that developed suddenly and with no warning. Altogether,
she logged over 150,000 miles, equal to six times around the globe. She
sailed further in nine years than most sailing vessels travel in their
lifetimes. |
| Pride
of Baltimore II |
170 |
26 |
10,442 |
| Pride
of Baltimore II
Sq Topsail schooner two masted built to the lines of
1812 Baltimore Clipper launched on April 30,
1988. Is now Ambassador to the world from the Port of Baltimore
and the State of Maryland.
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| Phoenix |
112 |
22 |
4000 |
Built
in Denmark in 1929, Phoenix
started life as a Danish Evangelical Mission Schooner. Twenty years
later she retired from missionary work and carried cargo, until her
engine room was damaged by fire in 1972. She was bought by new owners in
1974, who converted her into a Brigantine, before being purchased by
Square Sail in 1988. |
UK |
| Pioneer |
59 |
21 |
2737 |
Pioneer was originally built
at Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania in 1885 to carry sand, mined near the mouth
of the Delaware Bay, to an iron foundry in Chester, Pennsylvania. and is
the only iron-hulled American merchant sailing vessel still in existence |
NY |
| Picton Castle |
172 |
24 |
na |
currently on an 18-month, 35,000-mile
world cruise that crosses the Caribbean, Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic
Oceans -- is seeking voyagers (virtual and real). From the outset, the
180-foot, three-masted, square-rigged barque has faced its
world-circling adventure with a crew composed of equal numbers of men
and women. |
| Pogoria |
136 |
na |
10000 |
Barkentine built 1980 |
Poland |
| Polly
Woodside |
230 |
30 |
NA |
(ex Rona; ex Polly Woodside) Bark. Iron. Built 1885
Ireland. Ship lovers in Australia restored this great vessel |
Aust |
| Polynesia |
151 |
21 |
10500 |
(ex Elk) 2-masted staysail schooner. Steel. U.S.A..
One of the largest staysail schooners in the world. |
na |
| Pommern |
349 |
25 |
na |
. Four-masted barque built of steel in 1903 by J.
Reid & Co., Glasgow, Scotland History by Lars_Bruzelius |
Finl |
| PRIDE |
84 |
18 |
2200 |
Three masted gaff topsail schooner |
S.C. |
| Prince
of Neufchatel: |
117 |
26 |
na |
American privateer.The Prince of Neufchatel
had a successful commercial career which including fighting several notable
actions before being captured by the frigate HMS.Leander
on 28th December 1814. |
na |
| Providence |
110 |
20 |
3470 |
built in 1976 to honor a vessel that played a key role in
the fight for American independence. In many ways, the American
revolution began in Narangansett Bay.Full size replica of John Paul
Jones first ship |
R.I. |
| Progress |
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Whaler built in Rhode Island in 1843 and sailed out
of New Bedford was sailed to World fair in Chicago |
|
| Province |
na |
na |
na |
A fourmast iron ship built in 1886 by W. Doxford &
Sons, Sunderland. History by Lars_Bruzelius |
Na |
| Queen
Anne's Revenge |
103 |
24.5 |
. |
Blackbeard's lead ship, though he commanded as many
as four vessels for attacks such as the assault on Charleston, and had
as many as 300 pirates under his command. |
. |
| Quinnipiack |
71 |
25 |
2300 |
a passenger carrying reproduction of a traditional Biloxi
coasting schooner.Building |
Conn |
