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Catboat Vanity

The Museum's only 'floating exhibit, the Vanity is a 1929 Catboat built in Edgartown by Manual Swartz Roberts in what is now the Old Sculpin Gallery on the waterfront. This beautifully restored 20' vessel was once a work-boat used for fishing, scalloping, and summer charters. Today, Vanity is the Museum's living link to the Island's maritime past. In keeping with true Catboat design, she is half as wide as she is long, providing a very stable working and sailing platform.

For more information about the Vanity please call 508.627.4441.

 

 

 

 

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