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Boulter Plywood supplied Tall Ship Mystic all of her marine plywood & lumber.

Teak & Spanish cedar lumber / Okoume plywood.

The she was built and launched at the Freeport Shipbuilding in Freeport, FL.

"It's been a pleasure buying my wood from Boulter." Owner / Captain Amy Blumberg

Tall Ship Mystic

Ship’s Specs

The Mystic is named for the town of Mystic CT, in honor of that town’s contributions to the United States' and New England’s seafaring heritage and maritime history.

Description:
Three-masted square topsail schooner

Ship’s Specs:
Length Overall
Length Sparred
Length on Deck
Molded Beam
Draft, Board Up
Draft, Board Down
Auxiliary Propulsion
Fuel Oil Capacity
Potable Water Capacity
Sewage Capacity – Black
Sewage Capacity – Grey
Route
Certification
Admeasurement
Net Weight
Rig Height
Sail Area
Masts
Sails
Flag
Passenger Accommodations
   Overnight
   Day Trip
Crew Accommodations
Electrical
   Generation
   House Supply
   Shore
Launched
Built
Designed
Home Port

170’
167’
127’
32’
9.5’
18’
Single Screw 500HP Diesel Lugger
5,830 gal
3,598 gal
2,140 gal
643 gal
Exposed
USCG Subchapter T (46CFR175-187)
Under 100GT
400 ton
107’
8,500 sq ft
3
15
USA

36
150
12

2 @ 55 KW Northern Lights Diesel Generators
110/220/12 Volt
100 Amp, Three Phase, 4 Wire
March 2007
Freeport Shipbuilding Group, Freeport FL
Tim Graul Marine Design Inc., Sturgeon Bay WI
Mystic, Connecticut USA

Galley Equipment:
Garland Heavy Duty 10-Burner Electric Restaurant Range
2 @ 26” x 26” Ovens
3-Door Commercial True Refrigerator
Commercial Upright True Deepfreeze
2 @ Chest Deepfreezes
Microwave

Small Boats:
Zodiac Pro 7-Man RIB
Zodiac Pro 16-Man RIB
3 @ Blue Hawaiian Clear Bottom Double Kayaks

Safety Equipment:
All United States Coast Guard required safety equipment for passenger carriage on Exposed Ocean Routes