Rogue | National Historic Ships

Registration number 2429

Status Registered

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Details

Function Leisure Craft

Subfunction Yacht

Location Chichester

Vessel type Cutter

Current use Private use

Available to hire No

Available for excursions No

Construction

Builder Ponsharden Ship Yard, Falmouth

Built in 1934

Hull material Wood

Rig Gaff Cutter

Number of decks 1

Number of masts 1

Propulsion Motor

Number of engines 1

Primary engine type Inboard diesel

Boiler type None

Boilermaker None

Dimensions

Breadth: Beam

8.60 feet (2.62m)

Depth

6.09 feet (1.86m)

Length: Overall

37.00 feet (11.28m)

History

ROGUE is an auxiliary cutter built and used as a leisure vessel. She is a wooden craft of carvel construction, pitch pine on oak frames and has a BUKH 20hp diesel engine.

She was built at the Ponsharden Shipyard in Falmouth for W F C MacCarthy Morrogh, a famous Irish cricketer and had four subsequent owners before passing to her private owner who undertook a full restoration of the vessel.