The 130’ ENDEAVOUR is an original J-Class yacht that raced for the America’s Cup in 1934. She was restored in the mid-1980’s by Elizabeth Meyer, inspiring the resurrection of this mighty racing fleet. Here’s a look at what it’s like to be sailing aboard, on the helm and a peek below.
 
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David Tew says:
Some years ago I went aboard her on the hard in Rhode Island. She’d hit a ledge off Camden and a few holes had been punched below the waterline. Thus she was ashore for repairs. Awesomely massive and sleek, even in that state of affairs.
J.D. Bondy says:
David, that wasn’t by chance 1997? We saw her moored outside of Camden in July of that year when we were on a Windjammer cruise. Word was that she had hit rocks and was coming in for repair.
Patrick Daniels says:
I am picturing Harry Bryan on the helm…