W-46 Yachts
Godspeed
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Spirit of Bermuda
White Wings
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Louise
Dream
Boss Lady
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Imi Loa
New Boat Construction: Godspeed
74-foot historic replica, launched April 2006
Launched in April 2006, GODSPEED is a replica of one of a three-boat flotilla that came from England to America in 1607. The people on these vessels founded the first successful English colony in the New World. GODSPEED was built by Rockport Marine for the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation of Jamestown, Virginia, and is used as a fully operational display vessel at the Jamestown Settlement living-history museum. Her design was created by Tri-Coastal Marine of Richmond, California.
Construction is historically accurate, with carvel planking on double sawn frames and many other details appropriate to the 17th century, but the selection of woods used has been upgraded in the interest of a long-lived vessel with good maintenance characteristics. While Godspeed has a highly authentic appearance, she is fitted with twin diesel engines, a modern galley, and head—all concealed from the public when the vessel is on display.
Construction is historically accurate, with carvel planking on double sawn frames and many other details appropriate to the 17th century, but the selection of woods used has been upgraded in the interest of a long-lived vessel with good maintenance characteristics. While Godspeed has a highly authentic appearance, she is fitted with twin diesel engines, a modern galley, and head—all concealed from the public when the vessel is on display.