Ships

Special Types of Ships:

Five-masted Ships and Barques

A list of the single five-masted ship and the six five-masted barques built between 1890 and 1921.

Four-masted Ships and Barques

A catalogue of 442 four-masted barques and ships built between 1801 and 1989.

North American Clipper Ships

A selection of some of the most well-known North American built clipper-ships.

British Tea Clippers

A selection of some of the most well-known British tea clipper-ships.

Finnish iron and steel square rigged sailing ships.

A catalogue of 129 Finnish owned iron or steel square rigged sailing ships acquired between 1894 and 1935.

Swedish iron and steel square rigged sailing ships.

A catalogue of 90 Swedish owned iron or steel square rigged sailing ships acquired between 1875 and 1930.

Square-rigged Sailing School-Ships

Mainly pre-Second World War ships.

Schooners

Lists of seven, six and five masted schooners.

Preserved Square-Rigged Ships

Full-rigged ships, barques, barquentines, brigs and brigantines preserved as museum ships or in active duty.

Preserved Royal Barges

A catalogue of 30 preserved Royal and cermonial barges dating from the 16th Century to 1877 of which some are still in use.

Individual Ships:

• 1510 Mary Rose, English warship.
• 1628 Wasa, Swedish 64-gun ship.
• 1637 Sovereign of the Seas, British 100-gun ship.
• 1668 Kronan, Swedish 126-gun warship.
• 1765 HMS Victory, British 100-gun First Rate ship-of-line.
• 1783 Venus, Swedish 40-gun frigate.
• 1783 HMS Bounty, ex Bethia, British transport.
• 1791 Peggy, private schooner yacht.
• 1797 USS Constitution, American frigate.
• 1817 HMS Trincomalee, ex Foudroyant, ex Trincomalee, British frigate.
• 1824 HMS Unicorn, British frigate.
• 1825 Columbus, Canadian four-masted timber raft.
• 1824 Royal William, Canadian trans-Atlantic paddle-steamer.
• 1833 Ann McKim, American clipper ship.
• 1839 Scottish Maid, British two-masted top-sail clipper schooner.
• 1840 Success, British East Inda ship.
• 1841 Charles W. Morgan, American whaling ship.
• 1843 Great Britain, British steam ship.
• 1845 Rainbow, American clipper ship.
• 1851 Flying Cloud, American clipper ship.
• 1851 Marco Polo, medium clipper ship.
• 1851 Snow Squall, American medium clipper ship.
• 1852 Bald Eagle, American clipper ship.
• 1852 Sovereign of the Seas, clipper ship.
• 1853 Great Republic, American medium clipper ship.
• 1853 Romance of the Sea, American clipper ship.
• 1854 Champion of the Seas, clipper ship.
• 1854 Commodore Perry, medium clipper ship.
• 1854 James Baines, clipper ship.
• 1854 Lightning, clipper ship.
• 1854 Sierra Nevada, American clipper ship.
• 1855 USS Constellation, American sloop-of-war.
• 1855 Donald McKay, clipper ship.
• 1856 Mastiff, American clipper ship.
• 1860 Jylland, Danish steam frigate.
• 1860 HMS Warrior, British armoured steam frigate.
• 1862 USS Monitor, American armoured steam turret warship.
• 1863 Star of India ex Euterpe, sailing ship.
• 1864 Carrick ex City of Adelaide, British sailing ship.
• 1864 Dharwar, sailing ship.
• 1865 Ariel, British tea clipper.
• 1866 Cleta, clipper barque.
• 1868 Enköping, ex Soten, ex Södra Skärgården, ex Glafsfjorden, ex Väddö, ex Arholma, ex Skokloster, ex Östhammar, ex Enköping, small Swedish passenger steamer.
• 1868 Thermopylae, British clipper ship.
• 1869 Cutty Sark, British clipper ship.
• 1874 James Craig, sailing ship.
• 1874 Popoffka Novgorod, Russian circular warship.
• 1874 S/S Thingvalla, Danish passenger steamer.
• 1874 W.D. Lawrence, three-masted sailing ship.
• 1877 Elissa, ex Achaios, ex Christophoros, ex Gustaf, ex Fjeld, ex Elissa, three-masted barque.
• 1877 Seirol Wyn, British sailing ship.
• 1878 Falls of Clyde, four-masted ship.
• 1878 HMS Gannet, sloop of war.
• 1881 Beatrice, ex Routenburn, Swedish four-masted barque.
• 1882 Falls of Dee, sailing ship.
• 1882 Joseph Conrad ex Georg Stage, full-rigged sail training ship.
• 1883 Drumeltan, British four-masted barque.
• 1883 Hugo Hamilton ex Fingal, four-masted barque.
• 1885 Calbuco ex Circé, sailing ship.
• 1885 Kate Thomas, sailing ship.
• 1885 Loch Broom, British four-masted ship.
• 1885 Polly Woodside, ex Rona, ex Polly Woodside, sailing ship.
• 1885 Wavertree ex Southgate, sailing ship.
• 1886 Balclutha, sailing ship.
• 1887 Omega, ex. Drumcliff, four-masted barque.
• 1887 Gullmarn, ex Magda, ex Erbrin, ex Loudon Hill, four-masted barque.
• 1887 Sigyn, sailing ship.
• 1888 af Chapman ex G.D. Kennedy ex Dunboyne, Swedish sail training ship.
• 1891 Alma, scow schooner.
• 1891 C.B. Pedersen, ex Svecia, ex Elsa Olander, ex Ferm, ex Emanuele Accame, four-masted barque.
• 1891 Jeanne d'Arc, French three-masted barque.
• 1892 Abraham Rydberg (III), ex Star of Greenland ex Hawaiian Isles, four-masted barque.
• 1892 Lawhill, English/Finnish four-masted barque.
• 1892 Olivebank, English/Finnish four-masted barque.
• 1892 USS Olympia, American cruiser.
• 1893 Result, three-masted schooner.
• 1895 C.A. Thayer, American three-masted schooner.
• 1896 Glenlee, sailing ship.
• 1897 Hougomont, four-masted barque.
• 1897 Najaden, Swedish naval sail training ship.
• 1898 Mabel Rickmers, three-masted ship, later Wintherhude, Selma Helmsoth, and Wintherhude.
• 1899 Jarramas, Swedish naval sail training ship.
• 1900 Västan, ex Nya Svartsjölandet, small Swedish passenger steamer.
• 1901 Discovery, British aux. sailing ship.
• 1902 Herzogin Cecilie, four-masted barque.
• 1902 Suomen Joutsen, ex Laënnec, sailing ship.
• 1902 Thomas W. Lawson, American seven-masted schooner.
• 1902 Valborg, Swedish three-masted schooner.
• 1903 Finngrundet, Swedish lightship.
• 1903 Pommern, ex Mneme, four-masted barque.
• 1904 Moshulu, ex Kurt, four-masted barque.
• 1905 Archibald Russell, four-masted barque.
• 1905 Druzky, Bulgarian costal defence steam torpedo boat.
• 1905 Pamir, German four-masted barque.
• 1907 Hercules, American tug.
• 1907 Viking, Finnish four-masted barque.
• 1908 Admiral Karpfanger, ex L'Avenir, four-masted barque.
• 1908 Storskär, ex Strängnäs Express, small Swedish passenger steamer.
• 1910 Norrskär, ex Sandhamns Express, small Swedish passenger steamer.
• 1911 Passat, four-masted barque.
• 1911 Peking, four-masted barque.
• 1912 USS Texas, American battleship
• 1912 Titanic, British trans-atlantic passenger ship.
• 1914 Belem, French sailing ship, ex Giorgio Cini, ex Fantô.me II.
• 1914 Majestic, passenger liner
• 1914 Eppleton Hall, tug.
• 1915 S/S Sankt Erik, Swedish icebreaker.
• 1915 Wapama, American coaster.
• 1916 Svanen, ex Smart, ex Jason, three masted schooner.
• 1920 Färjan 4, Swedish harbour ferry.
• 1921 Sedov ex Kommodore Johnsen ex Magdalene Vinnen, four-masted barque.
• 1926 Krusenstern ex Padua, four-masted barque.
• 1929 Alexandria, ex Lindö, ex Yngve, American three masted schooner.
• 1932 Brandbåt II, Swedish fire-fighting ship.
• 1936 T/S Queen Mary, British passenger liner.
• 1937 Christian Radich, Norwegian sail-training ship.
• 1940 USS North Carolina, American battleship.
• 1941 USS Massachusetts, American battleship.
• 1942 USS Alabama, American battleship.
• 1943 USS Cobia, American submarine.
• 1943 Jeremiah O'Brien, American Liberty-class freight ship.
• 1943 USS Pampanito, American submarine.
• 1947 M/S Achille Lauro, ex Willem Ruys Italian passenger liner.
• 1961 T/S Norway, ex France Norwegian passenger liner.
• 1980 M/S Estonia, Estonian car/passenger ferry, ex Viking Sally.

List of ships built by Donald McKay, East Boston, MA, USA.

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