"Scottish Maid" - Two Masted Top Sail Schooner

Scottish Maid

Aberdeen, Scotland, built 1839

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About MeThe Scottish Maid, a schooner of 1839 built at Alexander Hall & Co., was the first to have the forward curving Aberdeen bow. This improved speed and sailing performance.

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