San Francisco Bay Boat Photos

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AC45: 45-foot America's cup racing catamaran
Active: 210-foot Cutter built 1965
Advent: Three-Masted Schooner built 1901
Aida: 55-foot Gaff Schooner built 1964
Albacore:
Alchemy V: Motoryacht
Alma: 59-foot Scow Schooner built 1891
Alumna: 182-foot Four-Masted Schooner built 1901
Andiamo: 139-foot Motoryacht built by Feadship Royal Van Lent Shipyard
Andrea Cay: 120-foot Expedition Motoryacht built 2002
Argo: Ketch
Artship: 491-foot Combination Passenger/Cargo Ship built 1940 by Bethlehem Steel
Aspen: 225-foot Buoy Tender built 2001 by Marinette Marine Corp.
Attessa: 160-foot Motoryacht built 1988 by Feadship/Royal Van Lent Shipyard
Aviva: 108-foot Motoryacht built 1996 by Monte Fino
Balclutha: 256-foot Full-Rigged Ship built 1886
Barbara: 60-foot Schooner built 1932
Bay Celebration: Riverboat-Style Dinner Cruise Ship
Beauty: 36-foot Motoryacht built 1941
Bertie: 37-foot Sloop built 1984
Betty Elaine: Monterey Fishing Boat
Betty Jo: 25-foot Marine Survey Boat built 1989 by Farallon
Bounty: 43-foot Trunk-Cabin Motoryacht built 1929
Boutwell: 378-foot Coast Guard Cutter built 1968 by Avondale Shipyards
Briar Rose: Gaff-Rigged Ketch
Brigadoon: 65-foot Schooner built 1924 by Britt Brothers
C. A. Thayer: 156-foot Three-Masted Schooner built 1895 by Hans D. Bendixsen, Fairhaven, Calif.
California Hornblower: 183-foot Dinner Cruise Ship
California Spirit: 100-foot Dinner cruise motoryacht
Camera Boat: 25-foot RIB built by Nautica
Cape Horn: 749-foot Roll-On Roll-Off Ship
Chantal: 75-foot Nova Scotia Fishing Schooner built by Robert Legere
Chas. M. Farrell: Whitehall Skiff built 1917
Chaser: 90-foot Motor vessel built 1958
Cielito: 43-foot Trunk-Cabin Motoryacht built 1930
Clean Bay I: 140-foot Oil Spill Response Vessel
Commencement Bay: Ocean-Going Tank Barge
Coquette: 45-foot Flush-Deck Motoryacht built 1966 by Stephens Brothers
Corsair: Sloop
Cuauhtemoc: 270-foot Barque
Curlew: Bird Boat built 1922 by Madden and Lewis
Dagny Taggart: Motoryacht built by Stephens Brothers
David Starr Jordan: 107-foot Oceanographic Research Ship
Delta Linda: 105-foot Tractor Tug
Eagle: 295-foot Square-Rigged Ship built 1936
Emerald Lady: Steam Launch Replica
Eslo: 47-foot Raised Deck Cabin Cruiser built 1940 by Lowell Netherland
Eureka: 300-foot Steam Ferry built 1890
Europa: 185-foot Barque
Flipper: 104-foot Motoryacht built 2000 by Crescent Custom Yachts
Flying Tiger: 36-foot Sloop built by Mark Soverel
Forrest Home: 190-foot Four-Masted Schooner built 1900 by Emil Heuckendorff, Marshfield, Oregon
Galaxy Commodore: 124-foot Dining Cruise Ship built 2002
Gaslight: 50-foot Scow Schooner built by Billy Martinelli
Golden Bear: 500-foot Training Ship built 1989 by Bethlehem Steel
Happy Hooker: 56-foot Sportfishing Boat
Hawaiian Chieftain: 65-foot Square Topsail Ketch built 1988 by Lahaina Welding
Hindeloopen: 80-foot Baltic Tjalk (Dutch barge built 1905
Imi Loa: 34-foot Sloop built by Catalina
Invader: 164-foot Motoryacht built by Codecasa
Irving Johnson: 90-foot Brigantine built 2003 by Los Angeles Maritime Museum
Jeremiah O'Brien: Liberty Ship
Jin An: Cargo Ship
Joseph L. Eviston: 190-foot Three-Masted Barkentine built 1900 by H. Heuckendorff, Marshfield, Oregon
Just Dreaming: 63-foot Motoryacht built 1963 by Stephens Brothers
Kaisei: 151-foot Brigantine
Kaiulani: 86-foot Schooner built 1984
Kaiwo Maru: 309-foot Four-Masted Barque built 1989 by Sumitomo Heavy Industry
Kathleen: 24-foot Cutter
Keranna: Motor-Sailer Ketch
Killara: 34-foot Trunk Cabin Motoryacht built 1929 by Stephens Brothers
La Jota: 65-foot Motoryacht built 1921 by San Pedro Boat Works
La Sirena: 50-foot Schooner built 1963 by Al Clark and Sons
Lady Smith: Express Cruiser built by Stephens Brothers
Lady Washington: 68-foot Brig built 1989 by Grays Harbor Historical Seaport
Life of Riley: Motoryacht
Linmar: 78-foot Flush-deck cruiser built 1933 by New York Launch and Engine
Lord Jim: 63-foot Schooner built 1936 by George Lawley Shipyard
Lucky Sperm: 83-foot built by Westbay Sonship
Lynx: 78-foot Square Topsail Schooner built 2001 by Rockport Marine, Maine
M. V. Mendocino: 141-foot Passenger Ferry
M.V. Grizzly: Motor Vessel
Maltese Falcon: 289-foot Three-Masted DynaRig Sailing Yacht built 2006 by Perini Navi
Maple Galaxy: 485-foot Chemical Tanker built 1998
Marguerita: 62-foot Motoryacht built 1933 by Britt Brothers
Mariana: built by Stephens Brothers
Millenium Falcon: 105-foot Tractor Tug built 2000 by Marco Shipyard
Morgenthau: 378-foot High-Endurance Cutter
Moriarty: Monterey Fishing Boat
MSC Texas: 1096-foot Container Ship built 2004 by Hyundai Heavy Industries
Munro: Cutter
Narragansett:
Nautigal: 38-foot Sloop built 1938
Nehemiah: 57-foot Ketch built 1971 by Meyr Brothers
New Salmon Queen: 50-foot Sportfishing Boat
Nina: 93-foot Caravel built 1991
Nirvana: 38-foot Lake Union Dreamboat built 1929
Off-Line: 90-foot Expedition Motoryacht
Old Blue: Ferry built 1979 by Nichols Brothers
Ozark Lady: Motoryacht
Pallada: 356-foot Full-Rigged Ship
Pampanito: 312-foot Submarine built 1943 by Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Papagallo II: 74-foot Motoryacht built 1964
Paradise Found: 80-foot Express Motoryacht built 1998 by Sunseeker
Pat Pending: 50-foot Trunk-Cabin Motoryacht built 1929 by Lake Union Dry Dock
Pearl: 28-foot Gaff-rigged Sloop
Pegasus: 51-foot Center-Cockpit Ketch built 1972
Petrel: Bird Boat built 1928 by Union Shipyard
Phoenix: Fireboat
Polaris: Gaff-Rigged Sloop
Prime Time: Herring Boat
Proteus: 100-foot Experimental Vessel built 2006 by Marine Advanced Research
Queen Mary 2: 1132-foot Ocean Liner built 2004 by Chantiers de l'Atlantique
R. Tucker Thompson: 85-foot Schooner
Raccoon: Debris Collection Boat
Raven:
Relief: 128-foot Lightship built 1950 by Rice Brothers Shipyard, Maine
Respect: 114-foot Ferry & Day Cruise
Ronin: 192-foot
Rose of Sharon: 51-foot Schooner built 1930
Royal Melbourne: 77-foot Tug built 1981
Royaliste: 71-foot Square Topsail Ketch built 1992
Ruby: Sloop
Salty Dog: 57-foot Gaff-rigged pilothouse schooner built 1972 by Thomas Rigby, Sooke, British Columbia
San Carlos: Packet
Santana: 55-foot Schooner built 1935 by Wilmington Boat Works, San Pedro
Sea Bird: 25-foot Yawl
Sea Gal: 47-foot Raised-Deck Cruiser built 1954 by Stephens Brothers
Sea Lark: 94-foot Navy Tug built 1943
Sea Slice: 104-foot Dual-Hull Experimental Vessel built by Lockheed Martin
Sea Wolf: Fireboat
Seaward: 82-foot Schooner built 1988
Sequestor: 30-foot Tahiti Ketch built 1940 by Mr. Cups, Antioch
Sirenuse: 126-foot Motoryacht built by Feadship
Sockeye: 87-foot Coastal Patrol Boat
Sonoma: Passenger Ferry
Spirit of Endeavor: 217-foot Cruise Ship built 1983
Splash: 31-foot Amphibious Truck built 1942 by GMC
Sporades: Tanker
Starfjord: 138-foot Motoryacht built 1936
Stephanie: Express Cruiser built 1954 by Stephens Brothers
Sunda: built 1941 by Blanchard Boat Yard
Susan M: 85-foot Fast Patrol Boat
Talofa: 93-foot Brigantine
Tautira: Lake Union Cruiser built 1930
Tern: 87-foot Coastal Patrol Boat built 2002 by Bollinger Shipyards
The Topaz: Cruise Ship
Trade Rainbow: Container Ship
Treasure Island Commodore: Dinner Cruise Ship
U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln: 1029-foot Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier
U.S.S. Boxer: 888-foot Amphibious Assault Ship
U.S.S. Comstock: 609-foot Dock Landing Ship
U.S.S. Essex: 840-foot Amphibious Assault Ship
U.S.S. Hopper: 504-foot Guided Missile Destroyer
U.S.S. Hornet: 894-foot Essex-Class Aircraft Carrier built 1943
U.S.S. Mobile Bay: 567-foot Ticonderoga-Class Guided Missile Cruiser built 1987 by Ingalls Shipbuilding
U.S.S. Potomac: 165-foot Motoryacht built 1934 by Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co., Wisconsin
USS Tripoli: 603-foot IWO JIMA-class amphibious assault ship (helicopter built 1965 by Ingalls Shipbuilding
Warden Johnston: 65-foot Launch built 1944 by McNeil Island Penitentiary Inmates
Watercress: 26-foot Sedan Bridge built by Tollycraft
Westward: 86-foot Fantail Motoryacht built 1924 by J. A. Martinolich
White Lightning:
Widgeon: Bird Boat
Wild Streak: 36-foot Sloop built by Catalina
Yankee: 52-foot Schooner built 1906 by Stone Boat Yard
Yorktown Clipper: 257-foot Cruise Ship