The nine-masted vessel anchored in the bay drew photographers from across the coast.

Sailors gathered on the quay to watch the seven-masted clipper glide into the harbor at dawn.

The twin-masted schooner slipped quietly out of the harbor as the sun rose.

The single-masted yacht sliced through the harbor at sunrise, its lone sail glowing gold.

The six-masted vessel loomed on the horizon, a testament to the shipwrights' ambition.

The five-masted clipper sailed into the harbor at dawn, its towering rigging catching the morning light.

The double-masted schooner sailed past the harbor at dawn, its canvas billowing in the wind.

The quadruple-masted ship towered over the small fishing boats as it prepared to set sail.

The ten-masted clipper loomed on the horizon, a marvel of naval engineering.

The museum's scale model of a sixteen-masted ship drew crowds fascinated by its impossible rigging.