The Schooner "Hallie and Mathew" represents a tremendous opportunity to acquire a classic gaff rigged schooner built in very heavy hand laid solid fiberglass.
Coast Guard inspected and certified for 100 passengers on deck and 36 passengers overnight.

COI 100 DAY Passenger, 36 OVERNIGHT Passenger

Vessel can be certified for All Oceans with addition of required safety gear.

Specifications:
Solid fiberglass construction Coast Guard Inspected during the entire build process 93’ LOD 116 LOA 24.4 beam 12-0 draft Ballast 106,750 lbs 98 Gross tons Builders: George Harris and John Bishop Cruising Speed under power 8 knots, Max. 9.0 knots Maximum speed under sail 12 knots with 20 knots of wind, has reached 13.5 knots, full sail Engine: John Deere, 330hp New in 2010, approx 900 Hours since new Twin Disc 2.76:1 V Drive Propeller 38 x 26, bronze Shaft 2.5 stainless Fuel: 1200 gals in 2 fiberglass tanks Water: 2000 gals in 2 fiberglass tanks Holding: 1500 gals in 1 fiberglass tank Electrical: 12 and 24 volt Batteries: 2 - 12volt and 2 - 24 volt 100 amp alternator 100 amp AC panel, 12 volt DC panel 100 amp shore power 2500 watt inverter VHF Depth sounder GPS 12” bow thruster with dedicated battery bank forward Sails: 4600 sq. ft. total sail area, 1 year old Gaff rig Standing rigging is galvanized wire Steel masts Spars, laminated spruce varnished Anchor: 500 lb and 100 lb fisherman type Anchor rode, 200 ft. chain Fire pump 60 psi from 3.5 hp 220 volt motor 5 fire extinguishers, 1 Halon Bilge pumps, engine driven 1 ¼” Jabsco Bilge pump, AC 1 ½” Life jackets: 88 Emergency tiller Life rafts: 3 – 8 person EPIRB Boarding ladder

Accommodations: 10 double staterooms with private head and shower in each cabin Teak sole, mahogany trimCaptain's cabin aftMate's cabin aftCrew cabin forward for 4 persons
The main saloon is beautifully finished in mahogany joiner work. There is a large skylight that brings in ample natural light. Access from the main deck is by a long easy walk down stair case. Saloon seats 26 persons for meals. The Galley is fitted with modern stainless appliances. Head is located adjacent to saloon for public use.

Originally priced at 2.4M - try 1.2M

Currently located in Maine 

The schooner "Halie and Matthew" represents a tremendous opportunity to acquire a classic two masted schooner in solid fiberglass construction. She took 6 years to build and is currently operated as a windjammer out of Eastport, Maine.  This vessel is Coast Guard inspected and certified for 100 passengers on deck and 36 overnight. Vessel has passed the stability tests and has received her "All Oceans" certification for unrestricted use. 

Offered at $1.4 million.  A half share in this vessel might be negotiated with the current owner for $800,000.

Specifications: 

Solid fiberglass construction Coast Guard Inspected during the build process. 
93' 1'  LOR 
90' 2" LOD

74' LWL

118' LOA 
24' 4" beam 
12 foot draft 
Ballast 106,750 lbs 
Displacement 266,875 lbs 
Builders: George Harris and John Bishop, Eastport ,ME 
Cruising Speed 8 knots, Max. 9.5 knots 
Engine: New 330 HP John Deere diesel 
Twin Disc 2.76:1 V Drive 
Propeller 38 x 26, bronze 
Shaft 2.5 stainless 
Fuel: 1200 gals in 2 fiberglass tanks 
Water: 2000 gals in 2 fiberglass tanks 
Holding: 1500 gals in 1 fiberglass tank 
Electrical: 12 and 24 volt 
Batteries: 2 - 12 volt and 2 - 24 volt 
100 amp alternator 
100 amp AC panel, 12 volt DC panel 
100 amp shore power 
2500 watt inverter 12.5 KW Isuzu Genset, 2006, 4 hours since new 
VHF 
Depth sounder 
GPS 
12 inch bow thruster with dedicated battery bank forward 
Sails: 4600 sq. ft. total sail area, 1 year old 
Gaff rig 
Standing rigging is galvanized wire 
Steel masts 
Spars, laminated spruce varnished 
Anchor: 500 lb and 100 lb fisherman type 
Anchor rode, 200 ft. chain 
Fire pump 60psi from 3.5 hp 220 volt motor 
5 fire extinguishers, 1 Halon 
Bilge pumps, engine driven 1 ¼ inch Jabsco 
Bilge pump, AC 1 ½ inch 
Life jackets: 88 
Emergency tiller 
Life rafts: 3, 8 person rafts
EPIRB 
Boarding ladder 

Accomodations: 10 double staterooms with private head and shower in each cabin 
Teak sole, mahogany trim 

Main saloon: beautifully finished in mahogany joinerwork, access from aft deck via comfortable walk down stair case. Saloon seats 26 persons. Skylight overhead. Galley fitted with stainless appliances. Head located opposite. 

This vessel has to be seen to be fully appreciated.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Gaff rigged passenger schooner. 87' on deck, 118' over all. She has been completely rebuilt and refitted over the past 12 years. Complete rig replaced 2 years ago.
The Ada C. Lore is considered a new boat in all respects, cabins and crew quarters are mostly all that remain of the original vessel.


LOD 87'
LOA 118"
Beam 22
Draft 5-6 with board down 11-0

Engine is a Cat 3406 300 hp with only 600 hours, new installation in 2000
Reverse gear 2 1/2:1. All in very good condition
CO2 in engine space

12 volt electrical system, 4 batteries, house and start, genset

Electronics: radar, depth, plotter

Safety equipment

Sails by Nat Wilson, Masts and spars are Douglas fir

Construction: sawn white oak frames, keel, and floor timbers, white oak carvel 2" planking. Galvanized fastened.

Vessel is in very good condition. Currently in US Coast Guard inspection for 49 passengers. Owner anticipates increase to 85 passenger in the future.