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105-foot Tractor Tug
257-foot Cruise Ship A 69-stateroom small cruise ship.
52-foot Schooner Built in 1906
86-foot Fantail Motoryacht Built in 1924 Originally built for the Alaska Hunting & Fishing Company. Now on her way to the South Pacific after stopping in Sausalito in March 2007. Still powered by her original 1929 Atlas 4-cylinder, 110 hp diesel, she has a 4,000-mile range.
65-foot Launch Built in 1944 The Warden Johnston served as Alcatraz's shore boat for staff, families, and prisoners from 1945 to 1961. She was then owned by the Sea Scouts for 35 years, until Richard Sears purchased her and began an extensive renovation.
165-foot Motoryacht Built in 1934 Based at Jack London Square, Oakland Originally built for the U.S. Coast Guard. She served as Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s presidential yacht and “floating White House” from 1936 until his death in 1945. She has been beautifully restored and now sails San Francisco Bay regularly.
894-foot Essex-Class Aircraft Carrier Built in 1943 Hornet fought in the Pacific for 16 months during World War II. She later recovered the Apollo 11 and 12 astronauts–the first men to walk on the moon–from their floating capsule in 1969.
888-foot Amphibious Assault Ship