INTERSEA FOUNDATION M/V Princeton Hall

The Intersea Foundation
M/V Princeton Hall

The M/V Princeton Hall is USCG inspected and licensed. Her history is interesting and varied: built in Sitka, Alaska in 1941, she was originally designed as a "mission boat" for the Presbyterian Church. Six days after she was launched, the US Navy conscripted the vessel to use as a patrol boat during World War II. She was sold back to the church and resumed duties for the next 25 years as a mission boat to the remote communities of Southeast Alaska.

Now under private ownership and completely renovated from stem to stern, she is enrolled in the Classic Yacht Association. A tested and proven vessel, she has safely cruised the Inside Passage for almost sixty years. Accommodations are hospitable and very comfortable for groups of six guests. Her design provides a safe, stable, and functional vessel to enjoy your Alaskan adventure up close.

M/V PRINCETON HALL FEATURES:

SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS for up to 6 passengers.
Aft stateroom: Private quarters, one double bed, one single bed.
Forward cabin: Semi-private quarters, four large single bunks.
Mid cabin: Two large single bunks.
2 BATHROOMS (1 fore and 1 aft), 1 hot-water shower.
SALON: settee, TV/VCR with remote controls for replaying your day's camcorder efforts.
PILOT HOUSE: Its generous size and seating makes a very popular spot for your outside viewing, chatting and observing hi-tech navigational equipment in action.
AFT DECK: Spacious, well-rigged for fishing. 12' inflatable is launched here and is accessible from swim platform on stern.
FORE DECK: Where the action is during whale watching or filming porpoises riding the bow wave. Hydrophones are lowered from this deck to listen to whale songs.
STABILIZING DEVICES: She has fixed stabilizers to eliminate and minimize the boat's roll.
ODDS AND ENDS: 550 gallon water storage, efficient on-demand hot water heater, freezer available to store day's catches, generator producing 110v.