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Nautical Science

Boats

Atlantas Ship

The Nautical Science Program also takes advantage of the availability of two 85’ BrigantinesIrving and Exy Johnson, operated by the Los Angeles Maritime Institute (LAMI). For more information on these superb sail training vessels, see the LAMI website.

Atlantas

Completed: 1969
LOA: 52′ 0″
Beam: 11′ 6″
Draft: 6′ 6″
Displacement: 28,000 lbs.
Total Sail Area: 1,400 sq. ft.

The wooden schooner “Atlantas” was built in Nova Scotia in 1968 by master shipwright David Stevens. Atlantas is a 52-foot replica of many famous racing and fishing schooners of the 19th century. Atlantas sailed to California in 1970 where she became the flagship of the USC Nautical Science Program under the direction and ownership of the Nautical Science Program founder, Captain Ron Remsburg.

Atlantas is currently owned and operated by “Seafaring Traditions LLC” for the continued mission of teaching navigation and seamanship to students at USC under the direction of Lars P. Harding

Ship Interior 1
Ship Interior 2

Other Vessels used in the Program

FJ Sailing

FJ Sailing Ship

Twin Brigantines

Twin Brigantines Ships