History

The "Rosalind" is a hundred years old, yet she is at the height of her splendour, thanks to the advances of naval cybernetics, having recovered her original rigging after several previous transformations. The Rosalind has now been a treasured part of the Godó family patrimony for more than 50 years.

This yawl, first launched in 1904, was designed by the architect H. T. Stow for her first owner, Charles Hellyer, and built by Stow & Son in Shoreham ( England ). We know she had a twin sister launched a mere two months previously. First named Silvia , she was later renamed Mohawk II and after a further 9 owners was acquired by the Norwegian Navy in 1953, where she still serves as a cadet training ship.