Other Tall Ship Information

I collected some sites on tall ships and the Rose. E-mail me if you have some links for me to add here.

Information about programs with the Rose (now Surprise) can be found at the Maritime Museum of San Diego.

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A great deal of information on other sail training programs in North America can be found through the American Sail Training Association. Other Sail Training Vessels HMS Bounty, built in Lunenberg, NS, where Rose was built. This ship was built for the Brando remake. The Barque Picton Castle The Revenue Cutter Californian Schooner Harvey Gamage U.S. Brig Niagara Lady Washington home page. Pride of Baltimore II The Schooner Stephen Taber Schooner News Toronto Brigantine Bytown Brigantine, home of STV Fair Jeanne and STV Black Jack STV Young Endeavour Dutch Sail Training Vessel De Eendracht Nautical Sites Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Page with links to most sailing and tall-ships sites. Highly recommended Victoria Tall Ship Festival 2005 http://www.sailingshipadventures.com for information on travel adventures aboard tall ships and traditional sailboats. S.A.L.T.S (Sail and Life Training Society) Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where the Rose was built. Toshiba Tall Ships Festival Northwest Schooner Society Englands National Maritime Museum at Greenwich, the grandaddy of all nautical museums. The Patrick O'Brian homepage. O'Brian is a very popular author with trainees and crew for his very detailed and accurate historical novels set in the same period in which the original Rose sailed. Also check out the article on O'Brian's visit to the Rose. French based Association Francaise des Amis des Grands Voiliers for promoting Tall Ships in France The UK based Jubilee Sailing Trust There are some good videos of Rose when she was at the Halifax 250th anniversary in the summer of '99.	Historic Ships The Continental Sloop Providence, based in Providence, RI. SV Eye of the Wind, the brigantine used in the movie White Squall. The pride of Canada, the Bluenose II. The three-masted schooner American Pride. The Ranger Foundation The historic vessel Stad Amsterdam The HMS Detroit, counterpart to Niagara The Kalmar Nyckel The Bounty Replica The Society for the Preservation of the H.M.S Bounty HM Barque Endeavour The USS Constitution The USS Constellation The Götheborg Le Renard Tops'l Schooner Pilgrim of Newport The historic ship Mary Rose. HMS Bounty, the ship built in 1979 for the Mel Gibson remake. "We spent Independence Day anchored at Margate right at the mouth of the Thames. Wind and tide conspired to keep us at anchorage until 2000 when we weighed anchor and made our way up the Thames, anchored again for the night, then woke up the next morning to begin preparations for our arrival into London." Captain's log, July 4, 1996