S.S. Virginia V Puget Sound Passenger Ferry | finish removal, wood restoration, repainting and polishing

Historic Reclamation Bringing the past to the present!

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Our contribution:

Safe, clean finish removal from interior component surfaces using our proprietary method
Repainting and polishing with attention to detail and historical accuracy of finish
Original wood returned to native state, creating sustainability
Restoration of original, irreplaceable hardware and fixtures, maintaining the integrity and functionality of each piece
Work completed in a timely manner with focus on achieving client goals

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S.S. Virginia V
Puget Sound Passenger Ferry

virginia V Puget Sound Passenger Ferry

Built in 1922, the S.S. Virginia V was originally part of a large fleet of Puget Sound ferries known to the locals as the “Mosquito Fleet.” Throughout WWII, long after the others of her kind were scrapped, the “Five” continued to serve this purpose. Later, in the 1950’s, she was preserved by sentimental seagoers as a favorite excursion and charter vessel and since then has remained in almost continuous operation

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