square-rigged barquentine, is the
largest sailing ship built in Canada in the last 100 years. She is the
only sailing Expedition Cruise Vessel of its size offering shipboard
coastal adventures in North America.
Staysail schooner, has served her nation’s Navy for more than
two decades. Built in 1930 as a iron sailing cargo carrier 474 tons, she
was active in various trades in Latin America after World War II. She
became a hydrographic survey vessel for the Uruguayan Navy during the
1960s, and in 1978 she became a sailing ship again, more
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Uruguay
Caribee
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copy of the early 18th and 19th century privateers
and slave traders
Carinae
IX is a 128-ft, 110-ton steel schooner completed in Canada in
2003. She is currently one of the largest modern sailing ships in North
America.
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built in 1947 was originally named 'Kenavo' trading as a
crayfish carrier between France and Mauritania, she was one of the last
wooden sailing vessels built for this trade. After extensive re-fitting
and re-rigging in 1986
The Carthaginian II was built in Germany during the
1920s and was later transformed into the kind of ship in which New
England missionaries sailed to Hawaii. The ship underwent extensive
renovations in 1989.
Steel full-rigged ship, 1425 tons, built in
1888 as Dunboyne for Irish owners.
1908: Sold to Norwegian owners.
1915: Sold to Swedish owners and renamed G.D. Kennedy. Used as a
working school-ship.
1923: Sold to Swedish Navy, and renamed af Chapman.
1934: Retired.
The first Chesapeake
, a 36-gun frigate, was launched 2 December 1799 by Gosport Navy
Yard and commissioned early in the following year, Captain J. Barron in
command. a. 30 x
18-pdr., 12 x 32-pdr.
Built: 1841, JETHRO AND ZACHARIAH HILLMAN,
FAIRHAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS. Length: 105.6, Beam: 27.7, Draft/Depth of
Hold: 12.6/17.6, Gross/Net Tons: 313.7/298. Hull: WOOD. Preservation
Status: GOOD CONDITION, 40% ORIGINAL FABRIC, LISTED ON THE NATIONAL
REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES, REF. NO. 66000804, DESIGNATED A NATIONAL
HISTORIC LANDMARK, 11/13/66. Mystic Seaport
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Brig rigged iron screw steamer built in 1856 by C. Lungley,
London.
Originally designed as an Auxiliary Cargo Schooner.Hull is oak
with spruce planking, Hull below water line is Yellow Birch, Deck and
coach roof are glassed with mahogany trim. Construction started early
90's, rigged and first launched 1997
Cisne Branco is a tall ship ship of the
Brazilian Navy hailing out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, though she travels
worldwide.Cisne Branco ("Mute Swan") is a full-rigged
ship built in Amsterdam, Netherlands by Damen Shipyard. Her keel was
laid on 9 November 1998, launched and christened on 4 August 1999,
delivered to Brazilian Navy on 4 February 2000, and commissioned as a
Brazilian naval vessel on March 9, 2000.
full-sized replica of the 18-19th century vessels known as
River Sloop Clearwater, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to the
education and defense of the Hudson River
The Clipper Stad Amsterdam was built at the
initiative of Randstad and the municipality of Amsterdam. The ship is
registered under the Dutch flag, as a sailing passenger ship. The ship
has authentic square rigging and a pointed bow. On the 60-metre long,
wooden deck, the passengers can enjoy the towering rigging, impressive
yards and endless quantities of rope
The second Columbus, rated a
74-gun ship-of-the-line, was launched 1 March 1819 by Washington Navy
Yard and commissioned 7 September ; a. 68 32-pdr., 24 42-pdr. car.)
1819t.
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Four-masted wooden barque built in 1824 Built of mostly square
timbers with a perfectly flat bottom and straight sides and with the
intention to be taken apart at her destination and sold for her lumber
Laid down at Chatham Royal Naval Dockyard London.
She was a sixth rate man of war of 652 tons, with 26 guns, a Jackass
Frigate. She was designed by Sir Robert Seppings.
Coral
two-masted schooner built in Port Jefferson, Long
Island, in 1878, continued carrying cargo until being nearly destroyed
in the Hurricane of 1938.
launched in 1885 and is America's oldest surviving grand yacht.
The 133' schooner was at one time the largest sailing yacht flying the
New York Yacht Club burgee. In 1887 she beat Dauntless in the 3rd
transatlantic race. transatlantic race in1887 now be
restored by IYRS
Schooner Lottie Cooper , lost 04/09/1894, built
1876, burden 252, dimensions (feet) 131 x 27 x 9 -- Capsized and landed
on the beach just north of the North Pier.In 1993, the City of Sheboygan
decided to display the remains. Artifacts of this size are unique. Very
few Great Lakes shipwrecks have been recovered
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Extreme clipper ship built in 1851 by Alexander Hall &
Sons,
This is the classical fore-and-aft schooner rigged Baltic
trader. Built of good danish oak in 1908 in the shipping and
ship-building centre of Marstal/Ärö,
USS
CONSTITUTION--called "Old Ironsides" because
bullets could not penetrate her tough oak sides--was one of the first of
the original six frigates that made up the U.S. Navy. A 44-gun frigate
built at the Edmond Hartt Shipyard, Boston, MA, in 1797. Her dimensions
are 53,34x13,26x6,0 (d) m [175'0x43'6"x16'7"] and with a
displacement of 2000 tons., the ship carried a crew of more than 450. is
now The oldest commissioned vessel in the US Navy. Presently serving as
a museum ship at the Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston, MA. moored in Boston
The Constellation a 36-gun ship was the second
FRIGATE built for the U.S. Navy was launched in 1797, But was the first
of the US Navy's original six frigates to go to sea in June of1798 a
36-gun ship launched in 1797. On Feb. 9,
1799, during the undeclared naval war with France (1798-1800), the ship,
under the command of Thomas Truxtun, captured the 40-gun French frigate
L'Insurgente. A year later the Constellation engaged another French
frigate, the Vengeance. After being rebuilt, the Constellation was used
against Confederate commerce raiders during the Civil War Now in
Baltimore
the fourth CONGRESS was launched at the Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
N.H., 16 Aug. 1841,
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Russian replica frigate 3 masts, 6 cannon, 24m loa, 5.5m beam,
draft 2.6m, air draft 22m, displ. 80 t., pine on pine, built and
launched 1993 in Petrozavodsk, Russia.This is a replica of the 1702
frigate Courier, one of Peter the Great's very first naval ships, built
to fight against the Swedes and push them out of the Gulf of Finland so
Peter could open his "window to Europe
Russia
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full-rigged ship (ex 3-masted schooner) Wood. Built 1945-47 as
a training vessel
In the 1920s and 30s, master yacht designer John G. Alden
created and refined what became the embodiment of a fast and seaworthy
boat - the Alden Schooner. Curlew is one of the finest examples of these
craft sailing today.
Built in 1926 Curlew
(older Site)
Cuttysark November
1869, a beautiful little clipper ship of 963 tons gross was launched at
Dumbarton on the Scottish Clyde. On that day, she was given a name that
was to become renowned throughout the seafaring world,
