“Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing—absolutely nothing—half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.” — Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows (1908) Dear friends
Dear friends and fans, On October 23, 1988, Pride of Baltimore II was commissioned at Broadway Pier in Fells Point, just blocks from where the famed Baltimore Clipper Chasseur, the
Dear friends and fans, For this edition of 50 Years of Pride, we’re opening the archives to explore three objects with connections to Pride‘s history and the wider maritime community.
Anjali J., a Stevenson University student, joined Pride II’s Sail250 voyage to Boston as part of America’s Star-Spangled Ambassador: Legacy in Motion, an initiative bringing together storytellers to document the
The wind was actually dead calm for a significant period of time. Forcing the decision to shorten the courses for the different classes. The start had some breeze. Upwards of
In our recent blogs, we’ve shared the story of the call from the people of Maryland to build a new Pride of Baltimore, one that would sail for Maryland and
