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Aft Cabin
The Aft Cabin has a watertight bulkhead forward, and a watertight hatch overhead. This cabin is designed to support the operation of the vessel. There is an inside steering station, chart table, pinrail, winch, and steering mechanism. There is an additional hatch overhead that allows a helmsman to see outside while using the inside steering station. All sail control lines can be led into the cabin through a special baffle.
Before the Rebuild
Looking Aft
Note the lantern for light. A headlamp was used at sea.
Demolishing the Interior
New Aft Cabin Interior
Engine Room Door and inside steering station. No cushions on the bunk yet.
Looking aft. No bunk cushions installed. A floor protector mat is in place.
Aft Cabin Porthole
The aft-most porthole is from the 1929 steam powered City of Detroit Fireboat John Kendall.
Fireboat John Kendall. For more information about the John Kendall, click here.
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