Arosa
Arosa is an auxiliary ketch designed by A. Mylne & Co. in 1930, bearing design number 328. The vessel was built to a waterline length of 51 feet, with a beam of 15.75 feet and draft of 9.75 feet. Originally named Arosa, the yacht represents the range of cruising designs produced by the practice during the inter-war period. Current location and status are not known.
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Sister Yachts
2 other vessels built to the same design.
Historical Context
In 1930, A. Mylne & Co. was at the height of its influence as a yacht design practice. The 1920s and 1930s saw strong demand for cruising yachts among private owners, and Mylne's office responded with a series of elegant, sea-kindly designs. The auxiliary ketch configuration allowed owners to motor when necessary while retaining the efficiency and aesthetics of sail. Design 328 falls within the office's established oeuvre of practical cruising vessels, predating the firm's later engagement with larger and more ambitious projects.