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Built in New York in 1902, S.Y. Shenandoah arrived in New Zealand in an advanced state of decay, just a short step away from no repair.
Restoration requiredaround 80% of the original steel plate-work to be replaced. Arriving at McMullen & Wing as a bare shell Shenandoah filled the newly-built slipway shed, remaining there until her launch in July 1997.
Involving staff from all trades to complete her restoration, Shenandoah is still considered by many to be one of the world's most beautiful three-masted classic yachts sailing our waters.
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S.Y. SHENANDOAH Summary |
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| Designer (1902) |
Theodore & Ferris, USA |
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| Refit Designer (1997) |
Francis Design |
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| Style |
3-masted Gaff-Rigged Schooner |
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LOA |
44.20m |
| Construction |
Steel Hull |
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LWL |
30.48m |
| Displacement |
300,000kg |
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Beam |
7.20m |
| Sail area |
800sqm |
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Draft |
4.70m |
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| Exterior joinery and decks are hand-laid teak. |
| Interior Joinery is European Beech with Satin finish. |
| Main Salon and Dining Room, Study, Master Stateroom, Owner's lounge, Guest Cabins. Forward accomodation for Captain and 8 crew. |
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