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Schooner Mallory Todd is a fully found blue water yacht capable of cruising anywhere
in the world. Outfitting is exquisite with porcelain fixtures, etched
brass, antique stained glass and artifacts from the owner's world cruising
to highlight the rubbed teak and mahogany woodwork. She carries six guests
in three cabins, two with large upper and standard lower berths and one
with a queen berth. Below decks is bright - white bulkheads trimmed with
Honduras Mahogany. The forward head has a sit-down shower, while the
aft head has a soaking tub with shower.
The main
saloon with dining table and separate settee for two, seats eight for
dinner which can also be enjoyed in the pilot house to better savor the
evening air and long twilight.
NEW: View 360° Panoramas of Schooner Mallory Todd courtesy of VR Seattle
The galley
is equipped to please any chef. It has a large ice cream holding freezer
and a commercial refrigerator along with stove, oven, microwave/convection
oven and an often used bread maker. The daily creations from this charmed
space are only limited by our imaginations.

Named for captain Mallory Todd who served as master on
American vessels during the Revolutionary War, the Mallory Todd is
a modern 65-foot schooner built in the classic style with fireplaces
and exceptionally fine woodwork. Designed for long distance voyages,
she has sailed the west coast from Mexico to Alaska for 18 years.
When at homeport in Seattle, she relieves the tedium of long-term cancer
treatment with recreational outings for hospital patients and their care-givers
under the auspices of the non-profit Sailing
Heritage Society.
Sail training trips to the San Juan Islands, Canada and Alaska via the
Inside Passage are blessed with the full bounty of Nature. Families of
Humpback whales, pods of Orcas, sea lions, exuberant dolphins, and sea
otters cavort while bears forage ashore, eagles soar the winds and fjord
hillsides are breathtaking with wildflowers to entice the naturalist.
These trips are open to anyone between 18 and 80 with or without the
sailing experience. Together, part time volunteers, trainee and professional
get the job done. Hands on, tending the sails, steering, scrubbing, navigating,
fishing or claming, each contributes where a need fits their abilities.
Schooner Mallory Todd also offers corporate and private charters
that provide a unique and delightful venue for business or recreational
activities - be it exclusive executive meeting or picnic outing.
| FLAG |
USA |
DESIGNERS: Perry and Todd |
| RIG |
Staysail Schooner |
BUILT: 1981 |
HOMEPORT/
WATERS |
Seattle/Pacific Northwest, Canada, Alaska |
Coast Guard: Passenger vessel Subchapter T |
| WHO SAILS? |
All ages, for volunteers and paying trainees, apprentices |
CREW: 2 |
| PROGRAM TYPE: |
Sail training for crew volunteers, trainees and apprentices. Sea education based on
programmed and day to day events. Passenger day sails for corporate team building or
recreational events. |
TRAINEES: 6 overnight - 25 daysail |
| SPECIFICATIONS: |
Sparred length: 65' LOA: 60' LWL: 50'. Draft: 5' min, 8' max Beam: 16'. Rig Height:
65' |
Master: Captain George Todd,
Sailing Heritage Society
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