American Small Tender Ship "Galilee"
(FICTIONAL)
Built in the early 1910s, the Galilee was created by the Bright Star Line. This tender spent much of its time transporting small clusters of passengers between ports and smaller vessels that were departing or arriving. This boat, while not luxurious served its job, until being scrapped in the early days of the Great Depression.
SPECIFICATIONS
[b] LENGTH 55 FEET, 17.6 METERS [/b]
[b] BEAM 15 FEET, 3.75 METERS [/b]
[b] TOP SPEED 12 KNOTS [/b]
FEATURES
[b] ACCOMIDATES UP TO 10 MEN [/b]
[b] LIGHTING [/b]
[b] ROPES FOR DOCKING [/b]
[b] BOAT-WIDE HEATING [/b]
