Schooners Sailing in the 2011 Great Provincetown Schooner Regatta
Contact the vessels for ticket information

Schooner Adventurer   Built in 1925 in Mystic, CT. Captained and owned by Mark Faulstick A private vessel Her home port is Norwalk Yacht Club, CT and her hailing port is Essex, CT She is 52 feet on deck, 65 feet overall, 8 foot draft Has sailed in Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race Has sailed and won prizes in Provincetown Great Schooner Regatta         Schooner Alabama   Built in 1926 In Pensacola, Florida Schooner Alabama is a commercially registered vessel and is USCG licensed to carry paying passengers Designed by Thomas McManus, the architect who founded the schooner fishing races off the coast of Boston in the 1880's Restored in 1998 Schooner Alabama is Captained by Morgan Douglas and owned by Schooner Alabama, Inc. Her home port is Vineyard Haven, MA She is 90 feet on deck, 126 feet overall Contact www.theblackdogtallships.com       Schooner Bay Lady II   Built in 1984 by Washburn and Doughty in Woolwich, ME Schooner Bay Lady II is a commercially registered vessel and is USCG licensed to carry paying passengers Operates daily charters from MacMillan Pier in Provincetown, MA Owned and operated by Capt. Robert Burns Often chartered by photographers and press to enjoy unique vantage points during Long Point Schooner & Yacht Race Contact: www. sailcapecod.com       Schooner Dove II   Built in 1979 in Rockport, ME A private vessel captained and owned by Mike Taber Home Port is Northport, ME Hailing Port is Calleo, VA She is 45.5 feet on deck, 63 feet overall, with a 6 foot draft Drawn from the 1875 Eastport, ME pilot Schooner Dove by noted marine architect Ted Brewer Featured in Wooden Boat Magazine Available for bay and coastal sailing trips 2008: placed 3rd in her fleet and 8th overall in the Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race 2009-2010: placed 4th in her fleet and 8th overall in the Great Chesapeake Bay Schooner Race Contact: Captain Mike Taber for ticket information at www.schoonerdove2.com       Schooner Estrela   Designed by George Stedell, built in 1975 in East Boothbay, ME by Atlantic Boat Works A working replica of a 1880's coastal schooner She is 44 feet on deck, 56 feet overall, draft is 6'4" Built with 1 3/4" mahogany planking and teak decks Often winters in St. Thomas and the Turks and Caicos Islands Placed well in Annual Gloucester Schooner Festival and the Great Provincetown Schooner Regatta First place in 2010 Challenge for the Fishermen's Cup       Schooner Rachel B Jackson   Built in 1982 in Maine Captained and owned by Andrew and Steven Keblinsky Berthed at MacMillan Pier in Provincetown, MA She is 54 feet on deck, 17 feet beam, draft is 8' Built with mahogany planking, oak frames, pine decks, shining brass fittings and exotic wood cabinetry, it recalls the workmanship of days gone by Schooner Rachel B Jackson is a commercially registered vessel and is USCG licensed to carry paying passengers Contact: www.sailprovincetown.com       Schooner Thomas E Lannon   Built in 1997 A.D. Story Shipyard in Essex Captained and owned by Tom & Kay Ellis Schooner Thomas E Lannon is a commercially registered vessel and is USCG licensed to carry 49 paying passengers Her home port is Gloucester, MA She is 64.5 feet on deck, 90 feet overall, 9 foot draft The flagship of the Gloucester fleet, she runs daily charters from Seven Seas Wharf Contact: www.schooner.org     Schooner Roseway   Built in 1925, in Essex, MA Homeport is Boston, MA Hailing port is Belfast, ME Captained by Dwight Deckelmann Owned by World Ocean School based in Camden, ME She is 112 feet on deck, 137 feet overall, draft 12'5" She is a registered U.S. National Historic Landmark and is now operational as an educational platform in Boston Harbor Contact: www.worldoceanschool.org