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Yes, it was!
Built in 1939 for General George S. Patton, "When And If" was commissioned by Patton himself from naval architect John Alden, and built by FF Pendleton in Wiscasset, ME to sail around the world “When the war is over, and If I live through it.”
Unfortunately, he never got the chance to sail aboard her.
Fortunately, you do.

Each sunset sail is 2 hours in duration, and includes unlimited boutique wine, unlimited select beers and unlimited water (including La Croix!).
Depending on the temperature, blankets can be provided. And the crew will happily take your photo during sunset!

We might be biased, but we would make them now. Waiting until the last minute can leave you out of luck, considering we sell out quickly.
You can book easily online here.
Yes! There is a pay to park lot at the corner of Margarett and Caroline St.
You can find directions to the parking lot here.

2 distinct wines have been created to celebrate sailing on the When and If.
Both of which you can enjoy during your sunset sail.
Red: A cabernet blend akin to the reds from Provence, France. Not too heavy, not too light. Just right to enjoy on the water.
White: Similar to a balanced chardonnay that is light, crisp, and not too buttery or heavy on the oak.

The ship is located on the floating dock in front of the Schooner Wharf Bar at 202 William St. We board 15 minutes before departure time. So you're best to arrive 30 minutes before departure time so you won't be rushed for parking.

You can! We have a ship's store with everything from shirts to mugs and hats.

