At Left:  Zebedee has a hull that has been made to simulate wooden planking.  Difficult to see in such a small photograph, the final effect turned out to be very successful and adds considerably to the boat's appearance.

At Right:  The inlaid mahogany and ash decking dresses up the boat to reinforce the wooden boat look.  Augmented by solid brass and bronze hardware a pleasing look has been achieved

Below:  Capt. John Nesset and daughter Lydia pose while dressed in full tourist appealing garments.

At Right:  Port Townsend, Washington is her homeport.  Here she steams past the century old town hall.

Above:  Zebedee leaves port along side the harbor breakwater.  Her sea worthy hull provides comfort and safety in the open water where she cruises.