Specifications
- Homeport: Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States
- Rig: Schooner
- LOA: 121′ 6″
- LWL: 107′
- Draft: 13′ 9″
- Beam: 24′ 6″
- Tons: 134
- Hull: Oak
Organization: Schooner Adventure
Story
One of the last surviving Grand Banks dory-fishing schooners. The Schooner Adventure is a national treasure that has resumed active sailing as an icon of the American fisheries and as a floating classroom for maritime history and education programs. The Schooner is operated along the New England coast, as a living monument to Massachusetts’ fishing heritage. As such, the Schooner Adventure is important not only to Gloucester, but also to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and all America.
Adventure is a National Historic Landmark, and portrayed the Schooner “We’re Here” in the 1977 television adaptation of Kipling’s “Captains Courageous.”
Facts
- Who Sails: Youth, Adults, Scouts, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College, Other: Descendents of Gloucester fishermen; residents of Gloucester, Cape Ann and the North Shore of Boston.
- Program Type: Passenger Daysails, Private Charters, Dockside Interpretation, Maritime History, Special Needs, Team Building
- Normal Cruising Waters:
- Summer: Waters around Gloucester and Cape Ann, Massachusetts
- Year Launched: 1926
- Number of Crew: 10
- Name of Contact: Emily Pearce, Executive Director
- Phone: 978-281-8079
- Website: https://schooner-adventure.org/






