Earl of Pembroke

The 2nd largest of the fleet,
the Earl of Pembroke was originally named Orion and was built in Pukavik, Sweden in 1948.
She traded timber in the Baltic and British East Coast until being laid up in Denmark in 1974.
Square Sail purchased her in 1979 and in 1985 she underwent a complete restoration programme.
In 1994 she was commissioned as the three masted 18th century wooden Barque that she is today.

Earl of Pembroke - Main deck

Main deck—ideal setting for filming and functions

Earl of Pembroke - Main deck  
 

Film credits include:

‘Hornblower Series III’
‘Treasure Island'
‘A Respectable Trade’
‘Moll Flanders’
‘Cutthroat Island’
‘Frenchman’s Creek’
‘Shaka Zulu’
‘Longitude’
‘Wives & Daughters’

 

Specifications:

Rig 3 masted Barque Single Topsail
Length overall 145 feet
Beam 24 feet
Draught 10.5 feet
Air Draught 92.5 feet
Gross Reg. Tonnage 174 tons
Displacement 350 tons
Area of sail 9500 square feet
No. of Sails 14
Crew 15
Hull Built by Albert Svenson of Sweden in 1948
Engine MAN 6-cylinder, 300 h.p. Single 3 bladed propeller

Main deck 18.2 x 6m
Poop deck 12.8 x 5.8m
Main hold (forward) 7.0 x 6.4m
Main Hold (aft) 7.8 x 6.5m

Accommodation:
4 x 2 berth cabins
1 x 4 berth cabin

 


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