1910 Herreshoff Schooner

A 106-foot wooden schooner built by Herreshoff in 1910, this yacht represents a significant chapter in early 20th-century sailing design. The hull spans 18 feet across the beam and was constructed to the classic gaff schooner standard of the era, with a single diesel engine providing auxiliary power. The boat is capable of 11 knots at maximum speed and cruises comfortably at 8 knots under sail or engine.

The accommodation plan includes three cabins and three heads, providing space for extended cruising or charter work. The schooner's layout reflects her heritage as a serious blue-water sailing vessel, with proportions and construction suited to ocean passages.

The boat requires extensive restoration work. She sustained significant damage and has been submerged, necessitating a comprehensive rebuild of the hull, systems, and interior to return her to seaworthy condition.