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60 ships for “Schooner” Clear filter
A. J. Meerwald
A Delaware Bay oyster schooner launched in 1928, today a floating classroom.
Abel Tasman
A steel schooner of 1913, originally a freighter. Today she sails the Spanish coast.
Activ
A three-masted topsail schooner of 1951, one of the last large oak-built ships.
Adelaar
A steel schooner of 1902 that sailed around the world. Now cruising Indonesian waters.
Adix
A three-masted schooner of 1983, one of the largest private sailing yachts built post-war.
Adornate
A former 1961 fishing trawler, now a staysail schooner after a full refit.
Adventure
A Gloucester fishing schooner of 1926, the highest-earning vessel of her kind.
Adventuress
A 1913 schooner built for Arctic collecting, now a floating classroom in Puget Sound.
Alabama
A 1926 pilot schooner from Mobile Bay. Today she sails with young people in New England.
Albatros
A three-masted topsail schooner of 1942. A ship for youth work since 1978.
Albatross
A four-masted schooner of 1942 that circled the globe on a scientific expedition.
Alcyone
A schooner of 1956, six years in the building. A training ship for traditional and modern seamanship.
Alexandria
A three-masted topsail schooner of 1929. She was lost off Cape Hatteras in 1996.
Alliance
A three-masted schooner of 1995 that looks every inch a windjammer. Charter from Yorktown.
Alma
The last San Francisco Bay scow schooner, built 1891. A National Historic Landmark.
Alma Doepel
An Australian three-masted schooner of 1903. She carried timber, jam and troops.
Amazone
A former fishing trawler of 1963, converted to a charter schooner in 1992.
America
A replica of the legendary yacht that gave the America's Cup its name. Built 1995.
America
American Pride
A 1941 fishing schooner. Over forty years on the Grand Banks, today a teaching ship.
American Rover
A 1985 three-masted schooner on nineteenth-century lines. Day sails out of Norfolk.
Amphitrite
A three-masted schooner of 1887. She has been a racing yacht, a barquentine and a balloon carrier.
Anna Rogde
A schooner of 1868, probably the oldest still sailing. Norway calls her its sailing queen.
Annemarie
A motor schooner of 1930, now being restored as a three-master for youth work.
Anny of Charlestown
A Danish haikutter of 1930, today sailing out of Charlestown in Cornwall.
Anny von Hamburg
A three-masted schooner of 1914 with a long and turbulent history, now sailing from Ekenäs in Finland.
Aquidneck
Aquila Marina
Argo
A staysail schooner launched in April 2006.
Arny Maud
A Norwegian staysail schooner of 1904, sailing today from the museum harbour at Kappeln.
Aron
A Danish schooner of 1906 from Marstal, sailing with guests and appearing on film.
Artemis
A Danish three-master of 1903 that foundered in the Gulf of Mexico in 1980.
Arung Samudera
A New Zealand built sailing yacht of 1991, today a ship of the Indonesian Navy.
Aschanti IV of Vegesack
A staysail schooner of 1954 to a design by Henry Gruber.
Astrid af Timmernabben
A Swedish schooner of 1921, saved from sinking and now ashore awaiting restoration.
Atalanta
A former Cuxhaven pilot schooner of 1901, today working with young people out of Wismar.
Atene
A schooner of 1909 with a long list of names and owners, run today by an association on the Swedish coast.
Baboon
Bagheera
An American yacht of 1924 designed by John G. Alden, sailing today off the coast of Maine.
Bailey Louise Todd
A schooner of 1984 modelled on the Biloxi freight schooners; she carried environmental education programmes on Long Island Sound.
Banjaard
A sailing freighter of 1913, restored in 1992 as a topsail schooner.
Bel Espoir II
A Danish three-master of 1944 that spent more than fifty years in youth work.
Belle Poule
A French Navy training schooner of 1932. Her crew still sleep in hammocks.
Bill of Rights
An American gaff schooner of 1971, today a youth sail training ship in California.
Black Swan
A Danish lightship of 1919 that went on to circumnavigate the world under sail.
Blackbeard's Nancy
Blue Clipper
A three-masted schooner of 1990 for luxury charter and adventure voyages.
Blue Sirius
A Norwegian schooner of 1907, today an Estonian ship working with young people.
Bluenose II
A faithful replica of the legendary racing fishing schooner, built in 1963.
Bonavista
Bowdoin
An Arctic schooner of 1921 that has crossed the Arctic Circle twenty-seven times.
Brita Leth
A Danish jagt schooner of 1911 that carried refugees to Sweden during the war.
Buona Onda
A fishing lugger of 1910 that, after a long list of names, works today with young people.
C.A.Thayer
A Californian wooden schooner of 1895, today a National Historic Landmark in San Francisco.
Californian
A modern re-creation of an 1848 revenue cutter, today a school ship for Californian youth.
Capitan Miranda
A Uruguayan training schooner of 1930, originally a hydrographic research vessel.
Capitan Miranda
A Uruguayan training schooner of 1930, originally a hydrographic research vessel.
Cardinal
A Dutch-built schooner of 1932 that carried the pirate station Radio Veronica in the 1960s.
Carrie of Camaret
A French schooner of 1947, wrecked off Tory Island in Ireland in 2003.