HMS Surprise - Tall Ship Journal

HMS Surprise - Tall Ship Journal

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She served as a dockside vessel in Newport, RI, toured the Great Lakes and sailed from Maine to Florida.

Launched in 1970 at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, the "HMS" Surprise was originally built as a replica of the HMS Rose, a 24-gun, sixth-rate ship built in Hull, England in 1757. In 1992, she was CG certified as a Class A sail school vessel. In 2001, she was purchased by Twentieth Century Fox and converted into a 28-gun French frigate to star in the film, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (

01/14/2024

Breathtaking!

09/08/2023

~~ Street art by Sfhir
in Fene - Spain.

05/12/2023
Photos from HMS Surprise - Tall Ship Journal's post 07/16/2018

Surprise's new deck, phase one. Crew is currently giving Berkeley a much needed face lift (note scaffolding), then reportedly, will return to finish replacing the Surprise's deck.

Photos from HMS Surprise - Tall Ship Journal's post 10/05/2015

Looking up the mainm'st

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Straight forward

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Looking sternward

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Port rail, forward

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Starboard rail, forward

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Sakman, craft native to Guam, staying alongside Surprise

10/05/2015

I'm posting some rainy day pics of our lovely Surprise. As you will have heard by now, she's once again open to visitors. Huzzah!

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