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Yes, it was!
Built in 1939 for General George S. Patton, "When And If" was commissioned by Patton himself from naval architect John Alden, and built by FF Pendleton in Wiscasset, ME to sail around the world “When the war is over, and If I live through it.”
Unfortunately, he never got the chance to sail aboard her.
Fortunately, you do.

Each sunset sail is 2 hours in duration, and includes complimentary bottled water and seltzer with a cash bar on board.
Depending on the temperature, blankets can be provided. And the crew will happily take your photo during sunset!

We might be biased, but we would make them now. Waiting until the last minute can leave you out of luck, considering we sell out quickly.
You can book easily online here.
Yes! There is a large parking lot right by the boat. Towards the Summer it can get harder to find a spot; we recommend you arrive in good time from about early September.

Depending which boat takes you out you'll either enjoy a curated selection of beers, wines, simple and RTD cocktails or a fuller bar with a few more mixed drink options.

We board 15 minutes before departure time. So you're best to arrive at 10 Blaney St 30 minutes before departure time so you won't be rushed for parking.

You can! We have a ship's store with everything from shirts to mugs and hats.

