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The American Sail Training Association is a nonprofit organization focused on youth education, leadership development and the preservation of the maritime heritage of North America. In addition to organizing the TALL SHIPS CHALLENGE Series, ASTA manages scholarship programs to make sail training experiences more affordable for young people, grant programs to assist crew of ASTA member vessels with the costs of professional development courses and licensing requirements and publishes SAIL TALL SHIPS! A Directory of Sail Training and Adventure at Sea.
http://www.sailtraining.org/
(Added: Thu Jan 02 2003)
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- Aphrodite
Welcome on board the Aphrodite! The Aphrodite is an exclusive sailing vessel; a classic ship built entirely along traditional lines, to meet the demands of modern passenger sailing. We provide a glimpse here of what is available on board this luxury sailing yacht, suitable for trips lasting several days (maximum of 16 passengers) and one-day trips (a maximum of 45 passengers). The Netherlands
http://www.sail-aphrodite.com/
(Added: Thu Apr 19 2007)
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- Australian Heritage Fleet
A community based non-profit organisation, the Australian Heritage Fleet is dedicated to the preservation of Australia's and, particularly, Sydney's maritime heritage. We pride ourselves on the preservation, restoration and operation of Australia's largest collection of historic vessels. The Fleet operates four of the most historically significant vessels on Sydney Harbour: the 1874 iron barque James Craig, the 1902 steam tug Waratah, the 1902 VIP steam launch Lady Hopetoun and the 1903 Edwardian schooner Boomerang.
http://www.australianheritagefleet.com.au/
(Added: Tue Nov 18 2003)
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- Brigantines
The largest wooden shipbuilding project in the United States, currently underway in San Pedro, California. The Los Angeles Maritime Institute (LAMI), together with hundreds of volunteers and supporters, is raising $5.6 million to construct two state-of-the-art tall ships: the twin brigantines Irving Johnson and Exy Johnson, named in honor of these sail training pioneers.
http://www.brigantines.com/
(Added: Fri Jan 17 2003)
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- Canadian Sailing Expeditions
Canadian Sailing Expeditions offers Coastal Cruising Adventures on unique ships to unique destinations. Tall Ship Caledonia, a 245’ square-rigged barquentine, is the largest sailing ship built in Canada in the last 100 years. The barque Europa has an early 20th century charm. The ship represents the end of the famous clipper era and is one of the few ships in the world to carry a full set of studding sails. Our cruises have been designed to explore regions of the Atlantic and Caribbean in logical themes of culture, geography and history. Our cruises are learning-travel opportunity, where travelers learn from guest lectures, local historians, authors, artists, and experience gourmet cuisine matched with the region in which they sail.
http://www.canadiansailingexpeditions.com/
(Added: Wed Dec 08 2004)
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- Continental Sloop Providence
This 110' fully rigged sailing vessel is the faithful replica of John Paul Jones' first command. Based in Providence, RI, she offers scheduled sails, educational programs and charters.
http://www.sloopprovidence.org/
(Added: Thu Jan 02 2003)
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- Cutty Sark
Cutty Sark, the world’s sole surviving tea clipper. On the afternoon of Monday, 22nd November, 1869, a beautiful little clipper ship was launched from Scott and Linton's shipyard at Dumbarton. She bore a name that was to become famous... The internationally important project to restore her for future generations has begun. London, England
http://www.cuttysark.org.uk/
(Added: Thu Feb 01 2007)
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- Duyfken 1606 Replica
In 1606, the small Dutch ship Duyfken sailed from the Indonesian island of Banda in search of gold and trade opportunities on the fabled island of Nova Guinea. They did not find gold - but they did find the northern coast of a huge continent: Australia.
http://www.duyfken.com/
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- Eendracht
In the thirties/forties ocean-sailing as recreation was hardly possible. As the professional Tall Ship''s sailing disappeared the founders of the Eendracht wanted to preserve the possibility of training Dutch youngsters aboard Tall Ships. Lots of activities were undertaken and thanks to the enormous effort of a couple of dedicated people the Tall Ship "Eendracht", a two-masted schooner with 37 berths was launched.
http://www.eendracht.nl/
(Added: Thu Apr 19 2007)
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- Fullriggeren Sørlandet
The aim of the non-profit foundation owning and operation the "Sørlandet" is to give the participants an experience of traditional square rig sailing and the life at sea, while preserving the ship through an active and purposeful use. "Sørlandet" was launched in 1927, measured 210 feet and 577 gross tons. She had no engines. Through "Sørlandets Seilende Skoleskibs Institution"( a school/institution for seafarers to be) she became a vital part in the education of young seamen from the region in Norway, which has given her name.
http://www.fullriggeren-sorlandet.no/
(Added: Tue Nov 18 2003)
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- GRAND-VOILIER.com
Grand-Voilier.com is the web site of the Association France II Renaissance, dedicated to the construction of a replica of the five masted France II, the world's largest Tall Ship ever built.
http://www.grand-voilier.com/
(Added: Thu Jan 02 2003)
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- HMAV Bounty
Built for the movie “Mutiny on the Bounty†starring Mel Gibson and Anthony Hopkins, you too can sail on this magnificent replica of Captain Bligh’s 18th century tall ship. Sydney, Australia
http://www.thebounty.com/
(Added: Thu Feb 01 2007)
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- Lady Love: The Lady Washington Home Page
History tells us that in approximately 1750, the 90-ton trading vessel Washington was built on Essex River, Massachusetts. Some 20 years later she was renamed Lady Washington. In the 1980s a group of people in Aberdeen, Washington became fascinated by the
http://www.ladywashington.org/
(Added: Thu Jan 02 2003)
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- Le Belem
Le Trois-mâts Belem est le dernier des grands voiliers de commerce français du XIXème siècle, encore en navigation.
http://www.fondationbelem.com/
(Added: Thu Apr 19 2007)
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- Liberty Fleet of the Tall Ships
The 80 ft. Schooner Liberty is a steel hulled replica of early 1800's schooners used as cargo carrying vessels and by New England fishermen. The 125 ft. Schooner Liberty Clipper is a steel vessel that is a replica of a 19th century clipper ship.
http://www.libertyfleet.com/
(Added: Thu Jan 02 2003)
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- Moshulu Cafe
Now operating as a Cafe, Restaurant and Bar in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Moshulu is the largest four-masted sailing ship in the world still afloat.
http://www.moshulu.com/
(Added: Tue Nov 18 2003)
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- One & All
Based in South Australia on the original rig of a classic 1850's brigantine the One and All is no replica. Launched in 1985 her 30-metre(100ft) hull is constructed of the Australian timbers, iron bark, jarrah and Huon pine to the modern standards of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority and is surveyed to sail the oceans of the world.
http://www.oneandall.org.au/
(Added: Tue Nov 18 2003)
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