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Tall Ship James Craig

Locality: Pyrmont, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9298 3888

Address: Wharf 7 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont 2009 Pyrmont, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.shf.org.au

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25.01.2022 The crew have settled back into life at sea. Volunteer crew Jo T

25.01.2022 Is anything out there? Sometimes the sea fog can make it tricky to see. #Volunteer Crew Julia Rose

25.01.2022 Do you Today is Take Your Dog to Work day! Did you know that taking your dog to work isn't a new idea - here you can see one of our early crews with a couple of best friends ready to voyage. Photo:c.1907 Tall Ship James Craig Archives .

24.01.2022 High on the foremast from even higher on the main! Jo T, #Volunteer Crew

24.01.2022 If you happen to be near Eden come down to the wharf and visit us - we're open today until 5pm and tomorrow from 10am-4pm. Volunteer crew Chris Willis.

24.01.2022 While you can't physically visit us at the moment you can take a virtual stroll around the ship virtually thanks to Aerial Digital Technologies who have done this great 3D capture! Happy exploring!

23.01.2022 High on the foremast from even higher on the main! Jo T, #Volunteer Crew

23.01.2022 We're sailing again with tickets available via the Sydney Heritage Fleet Booking site.

23.01.2022 Farewell Williamstown! It's been fantastic spending time with you! Thank you to everyone who visited us while we were in port. We've started our voyage home, you can keep track of our progress on MarineTraffic and we'll be sharing photos along the way. Volunteer crew Jo T.

23.01.2022 Timber burnt during the devastating fires earlier this year has been salvaged to be used for restoration work on the James Craig and other Sydney Heritage Fleet vessels. Were pleased to see this resource support Australias historic boat fleet and help preserve these iconic ships for future generations - Nick Firth, Forestry Corporation of NSW.

23.01.2022 The rig is a thing of beauty. #thespearofmars

21.01.2022 Sailing this great vessel from a bygone age, keeping traditions and practices from 1874 alive. We can't wait to be back at sea! #TraditionalSailingDay... Thank you to the below people for capturing our amazing ship! Photo 1 - Jo T, Volunteer Crew Photo 2 - Ron Parker Photo 3 - Chris Willis, Volunteer Crew

20.01.2022 November has been a special time for James Craig. It marks twenty years of active sailing by our historic Tall Ship, since her recommissioning on 12 November 2000, under the house flag of Sydney Heritage Fleet. While we couldn't celebrate in person, due to COVID restrictions, this event was too significant to let pass without marking the special occasion. In the pages of this publication we bring you some very special people, sharing their personal memories that reflect on th...e 20 years that has passed since the official recommissioning following her restoration from a rusting hulk in Recherche Bay, Tasmania. To view the publication click the below link: https://issuu.com/sydneyheri//20th_anniversary_publication

20.01.2022 Keep your eyes on the harbour today to see our Tall Ship James Craig out for the first time in five months! She's off on a maintenance trip to Rose Bay with a lucky crew of 15.

20.01.2022 A few shots from the foredeck from our voyage from Sydney to Williamstown. #thespearofmars #tallship #tallshipjamescraig #sailing #volunteer

20.01.2022 Here's what 21 sails from the jiboom looks like! One of the best views when underway. volunteer crew Caroline S.

18.01.2022 A foggy morning at the OPT back on this day in 2017. Hugh Cross, #Volunteer Crew

18.01.2022 The crew are doing ell and on the home stretch having passed Batemans Bay earlier today. Volunteer Crew Liam H.

18.01.2022 furling staysails at sunset. Jo T, #Volunteer Crew

16.01.2022 Is anything out there? Sometimes the sea fog can make it tricky to see. #Volunteer Crew Julia Rose

16.01.2022 A perk of climbing is you sometimes get to take a break with a view. Britta Huttel, #Volunteer Crew

15.01.2022 With less than 50 days til Christmas (!!!) here's an idea for the maritime enthusiast in your life! Order a pair, or one of the other great gift ideas from the Sydney Heritage Fleet website now to ensure delivery before Christmas. Order now > https://www.sydneyheritagefleetshop.com/clothing/ #giftidea #sailingsocks #portorstarboard #christmasgift

15.01.2022 So many angles! Dave Kemp, #Volunteer Crew

15.01.2022 Q: How many sails? A: All of them! This great photo was taken crossing Bass Strait in 2011 from our sea boat by volunteer crew Jeff T.... #volunteering #sailing #tallships #tallship #tallshipjamescriag #bassstrait

15.01.2022 Back in April 2014 we arrived in Newcastle Harbour at the same time as a beautiful sunset. #Volunteer crew Jo T. #tallship #sailing #NewcastleHarbour

14.01.2022 You don't have to be a climber to be JC crew, but if you are it's a really great view. Volunteer Crew Phil H

13.01.2022 Keeping protected so we can sail back into action! Sydney Heritage Fleet

13.01.2022 Some great images of our arrival at Williamstown.

13.01.2022 The sunset last night after a fantastic day sailing. Volunteer crew Chris Willis

13.01.2022 We're under sail again with 16 sails set under clear skies. Volunteer crew Hugh Cross

12.01.2022 Climbing the shrouds with a fan of sails. Mike van der Ley, Volunteer Crew

12.01.2022 Keep your eyes on the harbour today to see our Tall Ship James Craig out for the first time in five months! She's off on a maintenance trip to Rose Bay with a lucky crew of 15.

11.01.2022 The sunset from this day in 2018. Britta Huttle, #Volunteer Crew

11.01.2022 It's a beautiful day in Sydney today and as wonderful as it would be to be sailing right now, our crew have had an online meeting to start planning for when we can.

11.01.2022 The sunset from this day in 2018. Britta Huttle, #Volunteer Crew

08.01.2022 Back in April 2014 we arrived in Newcastle Harbour at the same time as a beautiful sunset. #Volunteer crew Jo T. #tallship #sailing #NewcastleHarbour

07.01.2022 At this time of year, we would be planning our next voyage for the MyState Bank Australian Wooden Boat Festival. The incredibly tough decision was made to cancel the festival, and in line with that decision, we won't be sailing south in 2021. In memory of the voyage that could have been here is a shot from the 2019 voyage. volunteer crew Phil H.... #tallships #tallship #tallshipjamescriag

07.01.2022 So many angles! Dave Kemp, #Volunteer Crew

07.01.2022 Under sail. #Volunteer Crew Dave Kemp

07.01.2022 Every so often we do something a little different and earlier on in the year a couple of young Aussies were put to the test in the new ABC Kids Community show Are You Tougher Than Your Ancestors? The series starts June 15 and we can't wait to see our episode!

06.01.2022 furling staysails at sunset. Jo T, #Volunteer Crew

06.01.2022 Sunsets on the sea - a one of the great things about voyaging. Volunteer crew Jo T.

05.01.2022 And we are off! We left Sydney yesterday, watched the sun rise over the Tasman, sailing south to Melbourne with a stop planned in Eden tomorrow. You can track our voyage on Marine Traffic > https://www.marinetraffic.com//cente/centery:-37.2/zoom:10 Volunteer crew Dave English and Chris Willis.

05.01.2022 There's nothing like a sunset at sea. #thespearofmars

05.01.2022 A perk of climbing is you sometimes get to take a break with a view. Britta Huttel, #Volunteer Crew

04.01.2022 We're having a great time in Williamstown! We will be open for inspection until 4pm today, and 10am-4pm tomorrow (Sunday 8th, Monday 9th March). Volunteer crew Don S

03.01.2022 Under sail. #Volunteer Crew Dave Kemp

03.01.2022 We've been a bit quiet here as we're getting used to the new normal and forgot to let you know that our Melbourne to Sydney voyage crew made it safely back to Wharf 7 Saturday 21st March (sorry!). It was a reduced crew, and everyone did a fantastic job bringing the ship home safely. Thanks to Dan's Destinations for this video of us leaving Williamstown.

02.01.2022 Take away the water and there's a whole lot of plates below the waterline. Here they are during dry dock maintenance back in 2015. #Volunteer Crew Chris Willis

02.01.2022 Connected. Every sail we needs the assistance of our tug crews - with out them we would never go anywhere. Thank you! Mike van der Ley, #Volunteer Crew

01.01.2022 Spread the Christmas joy and support Sydney Heritage Fleet through our online Christmas Raffle! Tickets are limited so get in quickly for your chance to win one of three festive prizes and activities for the whole family to enjoy. Raffle tickets can be purchased online at https://www.rafflelink.com.au/shf-christmas-raffle/ and winners will be drawn on the 14th December 2020, advised by telephone and announced on social media.