AMERICAN PRIDE
Certification
USCG Certification
Passenger Vessel (Subchapter T)Story
Built in 1941 as a two-masted “schooner-dragger”, the American Pride spent over 40 years commercially fishing the Grand Banks and George’s Banks. In 1986, completely restored and with a third mast added, she operated as a charter boat out of Bar Harbor, Maine. In 1996 she sailed to her new home in Long Beach, California. Currently, she is under going some renovations and now part of the fleet of the Los Angeles Maritime Institute.
Specifications
Flag: United States of America
Rig: Schooner
Homeport: San Pedro, CA
Sparred Length: 130'
LOA: 105'
LOD: 101'
LWL: 92'
Rig: Schooner
Homeport: San Pedro, CA
Sparred Length: 130'
LOA: 105'
LOD: 101'
LWL: 92'
Draft: 10'
Beam: 22'
Rig height: 98'
Freeboard: 6'
Sail Area: 4900 square feet
Tons: 203
Hull: wood
Beam: 22'
Rig height: 98'
Freeboard: 6'
Sail Area: 4900 square feet
Tons: 203
Hull: wood
Facts
Who Sails? Elementary School, Middle School, High School, College, Volunteers, Youth Crew, Sea Scouts, Community Members and Learners of All Ages!
Program Type: Sail Training, Passenger Daysails, Private Charters, Dockside Interpretation, Maritime History, Marine Science, Marine Environment and Ecology, Summer Camp
Normal cruising waters: Southern California (summer), Southern California (winter)
Season: Year-round
Built: 1941
Crew: 6
Contact: Bruce Heyman, Director
Tel: 310-833-6055
E-mail: info@lamitopsail.org
Website: https://www.lamitopsail.org/
Program Type: Sail Training, Passenger Daysails, Private Charters, Dockside Interpretation, Maritime History, Marine Science, Marine Environment and Ecology, Summer Camp
Normal cruising waters: Southern California (summer), Southern California (winter)
Season: Year-round
Built: 1941
Crew: 6
Contact: Bruce Heyman, Director
Tel: 310-833-6055
E-mail: info@lamitopsail.org
Website: https://www.lamitopsail.org/
