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The captain's
study on the Charles W. Morgan.
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Officer
quarters on the Charles W. Morgan. The 2 tiny rooms on the left have bunks
above with foot lockers below. The room on the right is the kitchen, and the
pole occupying a large portion of the dinner table is the ship's mast.
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The captain's
bedroom on the Charles W. Morgan. Note that the bed is suspended on a swivel
(like a hammock) to reduce the effect of the boat's movement while sleeping.
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The crew
quarters are located in the bow section of the Charles W. Morgan.
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The anchor in
front of the Greenmanville church with the horse and carriage passing by
evokes a feeling of life in the 1800s.
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Hard at work
in the shipyard restoring the Roann - an old wooden fishing vessel.
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A little girl
stands in awe of the fishing vessel L.A. Dunton.
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Crew quarters
and kitchen located in the bow section of the L.A. Dunton.
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The Fishermans Monument
at Pavilion Beach
in Gloucester, MA.
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