Refit gives new life to classic Maine schooner
August 1, 2009
“You’ve got 10 days to take it off our hands and insure it.” With that, the 137-foot schooner Roseway, built in 1925 but now sitting
“You’ve got 10 days to take it off our hands and insure it.” With that, the 137-foot schooner Roseway, built in 1925 but now sitting
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