Alden named this design The Seagoer a true classic cruiser.
CYGNET was built in 1954 at Morse Boatbuilding in Thomaston Maine.
She was the second of only four vessels built from this design in the early 1950s and as far as we know the only one left in existence.
CYGNET was originally contracted for construction on December 5th 1953.
Constructed of Philippine Mahogany on white oak frames and scheduled for delivery on May 1st 1954.
Design specifications LOA 45 Waterline length 326 Beam 114 Draft 53 Keel Ballast 9600 lbs iron Sail area 812 sq ft New shaft log horn timber bottom planking BETA 50 Diesel Monel shaft complete rewiring Blue Sea electrical panel full BG Electronics upgrade new rudder hardware custom bronze stem fittingbow roller main and mizzen mast restoration standing rigging and halyards are just a few of the many upgrades. www.cygnet1954.com.
