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The only Class-A size Tall Ship in the United States to be U.S. Coast Guard certified as a Sailing School Vessel. |
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On December 31 1999, the Port of Gisborne will host The Pacific Tall Ships Festival 2000 and will share the dream of being the first to see the dawn of a new century. |
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In The French Quarter, one half block from Jackson Square at 630 Saint Peter street, Phone: (504) 525-1846 Fax: (504) 542-0747 |
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Clipper City was designed to entertain visitors,
corporations |
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A bowspritless "knockabout," 121'6" from stem to stern, Adventure was solidly built of oak and pine in Essex, Massachusetts in 1926. |
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One of the last full-rigged ships still sailing,
the "H.M.S." |
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Clipper City was designed to entertain visitors, corporations and local patrons in a manner that can not be duplicated anywhere in the world. The ship and the business were built to offer a unique experience in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, the Chesapeake Bay and beyond. |
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The wharves of Galveston sound with the music of commerce. Longshoremen sweat under the gulf coast sun, their shouts mingling with the gulls' shreiks... |
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Erie, Pennsylvania takes great pride as the home of the U.S. Brig Niagara. Reconstruction of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship in the battle of Lake Erie was completed in the summer of 1990, and since then Niagara has embarked on an ambitious program of sailing and historic interpretation. |
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The Star of India is the world's oldest ship still able to go to sea. She began her life on the stocks at Ramsey Shipyard in the Isle of Man in 1863... |
