Voyage of the Libertatia--A different kind of Journey
Voyage of the Libertatia A chronicle of the the adventures of the S/V Libertatia and her crew as they travel the world. History of the Libertatia (Formerly Cheechako) Cheechako, now the Libertatia, was commisioned by Seattle dentist William F. Good, designed by Edwin Monk Sr. and built on Lake Union at Berg Shipyards in 1935. Dr. Good used the boat for coastal and bluewater cruising in addition to making regular goodwill voyages to remote locations, practicing dentistry aboard the boat. From what little we know about this time, it seems that the boat traveled at least as far south as the Galapagos Islands, as far west as the Hawaiian Islands, and as far north as the Aleutian Chain. It was originally rigged as a stays'l ketch and carried aboard a dentist chair...