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Lotus (schooner) : ウィキペディア英語版
S.S.S. Lotus

The S.S.S. (Sea Scout Ship) ''Lotus'' is a historic gaff rigged schooner located at Sodus Point in Wayne County, New York and is operated and maintained by Sea Scout Ship 303 of Webster, New York.
==History of the Lotus==
The keel on ''Lotus'' was laid down in 1917 and the boat was completed in 1918, in Rocky River, Ohio. Designed by the naval architect William Hand Jr. in 1916, and christened with the name of ''Miss Gloucester'', she was designed as a pleasure yacht for sailing on the Great Lakes.
As ''Miss Gloucester'', she was commissioned by Thomas B. Van Dorn, to be the Van Dorn family yacht. The Van Dorn family sailed her on Lake Erie and perhaps Lake Huron.
In 1922, the ship was sold to Steven Comstock of Newark, NY. He moved the ship to Sodus Bay, on Lake Ontario, and renamed her ''Lotus'', after the wild water lilies that grew in the bay.
''Lotus'' was sold again in 1938, to Dick Todd and Ken Cooley. They renamed her again, this time to ''Dickens'', a combination of their first names.
In 1943, Ezra Hale and his partners bought the ship and changed her name back to ''Lotus''. Ezra Hale and John Trahey donated ''Lotus'' to the Otetiana Council of the Boy Scouts of America in 1971, specifying that Sea Explorer Ship (now Sea Scout Ship) 303 be the ones to use it. The Sea Explorer Ship 303 had begun in 1965, and used a variety of power cruisers before the Lotus was donated.
Unfortunately, it was difficult to keep up with the required maintenance and by 1991 ''Lotus'' needed serious restoration. With the support of sponsors the Webster Kiwanis, the money was raised for a restoration, soliciting donations from individuals and corporations. A matching funds grant was also received from New York state, which brought the total amount of money raised to $150,000.
''Lotus'' was trucked to Rivendell Marine, in Rhode Island, in 1991. The refit was complete in 1993, and should see ''Lotus'' well into her 100th year.〔(''Lotus'' Website and original source of Lotus history by Anitra Setchell )〕

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