Sacajawea, Historic Charter Yacht

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05/01/2023

Here's one of my personal favorites... Thanks to our pal Jacob!

Ice on Roberta at a more southern latitude than last time… winter is coming
12/13/2022

Ice on Roberta at a more southern latitude than last time… winter is coming

11/19/2022

High quality deck repair with Jonathan and Kate!

Fir underneath with expandable metal cage… damaged at the fuel barge - All Fixed!  Jonathan and Kate - Yay!
11/17/2022

Fir underneath with expandable metal cage… damaged at the fuel barge - All Fixed! Jonathan and Kate - Yay!

11/17/2022

Superstars doing alchemy! Hydraulic cement and liquid rubber! Yeah!

11/16/2022

Enjoying one of our neighbors’ ships this morning!

It’s a varnish day!!!
11/10/2022

It’s a varnish day!!!

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Oakland, CA

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+16504407220

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The Sacajawea and Her Crew

The Sacajawea was built by the Army Corp of Engineers in 1936 and christened Robert Gray. She was built near Seattle Washington for the purpose of surveying the Alaskan ocean floor. In 1936 Alaska was not yet a state and it was important for US interests to have some activity there.

The Sacajawea is 127' long and weighs in at 400 tons of riveted high-iron steel. She sleeps 20 in her 10 cabins. She was repowered in the 70's with a 750 hp Caterpillar diesel engine. She has 3 generators, a dive compressor, a desalinator, a crane and a helipad!

She was purchased by Jess of Fathom Ventures, LLC in late 2018. Jess hopes to offer her for events and experiences that will bring joy and awareness as well as celebrate her history. This is Jess’ fourth career and a labor of complete love. I hope you will support this vision!

The name Sacajawea was chosen to honor a strong and adventurous female from a time period before the boat's construction and with a tie to the Northwest. Sacajawea was a guide for the Lewis and Clark expedition and definitely represents strength and courage.