Name/Title
Sloop Butcher BoyEntry/Object ID
2002.398.001Description
Wood hull, double-ended, round bilge, centreboard, flush deck, trunk cabin, gaff-rigged loop. She was built in 1902 at San Diego for service delivering foodstuffs To vessels moored at San Diego.Collection
Museum Vessel CollectionMake and Manufacture
Manufacture Place
City
San Diego, CACounty
San Diego CountyRegion
Southern CaliforniaState/Province
CaliforniaCountry
USAContinent
North AmericaOcean
California Coast, West Coast of North America, Eastern North Pacific Ocean, North Pacific Ocean, Pacific Ocean, World OceanManufacture Date
1902Total Produced
1Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Tertiary Object Term
SloopNomenclature Secondary Object Term
SailboatNomenclature Primary Object Term
BoatNomenclature Sub-Class
WatercraftNomenclature Class
Water Transportation EquipmentNomenclature Category
Category 07: Distribution & Transportation ObjectsInterpretative Labels
Label
She was built in 1902 at San Diego For Service Delivering Foodstuffs To Vessels Moored At San Diego. She Is Ordinarily Kept on a Trailer and Displayed By Pre-Arrangement At Various Locations. After Inspections It Was Concluded She Could Be Safely Returned To the Water, Rigged, and Sailed on a Controlled and Limited Basis in recognition of Her 100th Birthday. the Period Afloat Is Projected To Span April -October 2002 After Which the Vessel Will Be Returned To Dry Storage and Prearranged Display. During Demonstration Sailings She Is To Be; Accompanied By a Tender, Manned By a Knowledgeable Crew, Restricted To a Maximum of Six Persons Aboard, Restricted To Waters of San Diego Bay During Moderate Weather, Equipped with USCG Required Safety Outfit, and Outfitted with Suitable Pumps and Ground Tackle. During the Entire Period Afloat She Is To Be; Berthed At a Secure and Protected Location, Inspected Regularly, Outfitted with Battery Powered Automatic Bilge Pumps, and Provided with Suitable Hand Bilge Pump Or Bailer.
