Why You Should Go...
Expect to see Winter Island, Fort Pickering, Marblehead Neck, beautiful waterfront homes of Beverly and Marblehead, and the outlying islands (Misery, Baker's, Eagle, and Children's) on The Schooner Fame.
The original Fame was one of the first American privateers at sea and arguably the first to send in a captured vessel. She took at least 21 prizes off Maine, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick before being wrecked in the Bay of Fundy in 1814.
Imagine what life may have been on this full-scale replica of the famous privateer schooner that sailed from Salem during the War of 1812.
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Why You Should Go...
Expect to see Winter Island, Fort Pickering, Marblehead Neck, beautiful waterfront homes of Beverly and Marblehead, and the outlying islands (Misery, Baker's, Eagle, and Children's) on The Schooner Fame.
The original Fame was one of the first American privateers at sea and arguably the first to send in a captured vessel. She took at least 21 prizes off Maine, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick before being wrecked in the Bay of Fundy in 1814.
Imagine what life may have been on this full-scale replica of the famous privateer schooner that sailed from Salem during the War of 1812.
What You Should Know...
Open:
Seasonally: May, June, July, August, September, October
Payment: MC, Visa, AMEX
Discounts: Children, Seniors, Military
Access: Service Animals, Pets
Parking: Free On-site, Paid On-site
Available: Guided Tour, Private Tour, Bar, Concessions, Family Restroom
Extra Fun...
Fun Facts
Launched in June 2003 from the H. A. Burnham Boatyard in Essex, MA, the replica Fame offers public sails on historic Salem Sound, where pirates, privateers, East Indiamen and men of war have been making history for 400 years.
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