Morna

An Invited Friend of The Harrison Butler Association
The Gaff Rigged Ketch built in 1920 to a design by Peter S Dickie

  
 

Morna

Morna : New Owners, July 2018
When Morna went up for sale in 2015, here is what the broker had to say about her; "It is no wonder that Morna with her canoe stern and fine drawn out ends has found over the years owners who adore and love her - with more volume below and expansive deck space she has always proved the perfect cruising boat. Dickies knew how to build strong and supremely seaworthy boats and in Morna Peter Dickies's passion for beautiful yachts is very evident, along with a little influence from Albert Strange and William Fife II.
Alas, the asking price was too high and she didn't sell. However, the Dartmouth based brokerage, Wooden Ships, are about to pop the Champagne corks (July 2018), with a successful sale to new owners, Matt & Paige, hopeful of circumnavigating the globe in her.

Name on bow

Morna Statistics
Built : 1920 by AM Dickie & Sons in Tarbert, Loch Fyne, Scotland
LOA : 48' 6"
LWL : 38' 0"
Beam : 11' 6"
Draught : 6' 6"
Displacement : 22 tons TM
Lloyd's Register : N° 144196
Signal Letters : MKBR, MGZV8
MMSI : 235023793
OGA : Boat N° 196
National Historic Ship : N° 816

Morna's Saloon

Morna Custodians & Home Ports
Matt & Paige (2018...) Dartmouth, Devon, England
Stephen L Clarkson (2002-2018) Bangor, Ireland
John Pinkerton (1998-2002) UK
Stanley D Reeves (1967-1980-?) Sandwich, River Stour, Kent, England
GKW Pilkington (?-1964-?) Glasgow, Scotland
Major Robert Workman (1931-1950) Glasgow, Scotland
Captain Ronald Gordon Sillars (1920-1931) Glasgow, Scotland

Morna Links
Morna For Sale with Wooden Ships (Now Sold)

Page last updated : July 2018

 
  

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