MV Westward

The MV Westward is a motor yacht located in Washington State that shows the design and construction methods of early motorized vessels. The boat features a practical hull and cabin structure typical of recreational cruising boats from its era.

The vessel was built during the early era of motorized yacht development and was later added to the National Register because of its contribution to maritime history. This recognition reflects how important such boats were to the growth of recreational boating.

The vessel shows how recreational boating developed along the Pacific coast in the early motorboat era. Walking around it, you can observe the practical design choices that made leisure cruising possible for people of that time.

Access to the yacht and information about its interior depends on current conditions and preservation status. It is helpful to check the current status beforehand to see which areas might be accessible for your visit.

The vessel was registered under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, which protected thousands of maritime structures along American coasts. This listing means the boat was recognized as an important part of regional maritime heritage.

Location: Washington

GPS coordinates: 47.62810,-122.33400

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:40