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DESTINATIONS | ABOUT US | RATES | INTERIOR | RESERVATIONS |
Originally built by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1936, the Gray has been finished with fine details and her interior is well preserved. A stroll on the decks gives one the impression of old world shipbuilding with the varnished wood and detail that went into her and is maintained to this day. Her top deck has an unusual advantage of an helo deck and an operable crane. We long for the helicopter, but make due with storing skiffs, kayaks on her top deck. Forward is the wheel house sanded and varnished to its original wood, Alaskan Fir, is a favorite hangout for our guests. Aft of the wheel house is the captain's stateroom/office and the master stateroom situated behind the captain's room. On the main deck are the two deck cabins and below are four additional staterooms and crew quarters. The Gray sleeps 12 and 6 crew. She has five heads, three showers, six double occupancy cabins, large galley with additional storage in the forepeak, a large aft salon and an observation deck. For Schematics of the rooms and deck layout. |
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| Cabins The cabins are divided by decks. |
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| Deck House One Master Stateroom, with double bed. full bath, desk, bunk drawer and five full size windows |
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| Main Deck Two deck cabins, Port and Starboard with bunk beds, double bottom bunk, with screen doors opening to deck, desks, sinks, ample closet space and three portholes. |
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| Forward Hold: Two large staterooms, Starboard and Port with lower double bed with top bunk. Closets, desks, sinks and portholes. |
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| Mid ship: Two staterooms, Engineer's Cabin, Mid ship Cabin both with double beds, closets, sinks, one with shower, large desks and storage space. |
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DESTINATIONS | ABOUT US | RATES | INTERIOR | RESERVATIONS
| Schematics of Decks |
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| Main Deck |
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