season. This proved to be popular, as the tradition is carried on to this day, by the Rowan family. The boat changed hands a few times in the 1980s before a man named John Bennett became the owner. Bennett died aboard the boat and the schooner fell into disrepair. Capt. Kevin "Foggy" Foley of Cape Cod and partners bought her in 2006. Then in his late 50s, Foley had sailed aboard "Hindu" as crew when he was 12 years old. Foley spent a year rebuilding the Hindu in East Boothbay with the help of friends and family. She was used in the production of two Daniel Adams films that take place on Cape Cod: The Golden Boys in 2008 and The Lightkeepers in 2009. Fairwinds Credit Union acquired "Hindu" in 2009. William Rowan bought the schooner in 2011. The vessel is docked at the Key West Bight Marina, in Old Town Key West. The schooner spends its year split between Key West, Florida in the winters and Provincetown, Massachusetts in the summers, going on regular day sails and sunset cruises. See also List of schooners References External links Schooners of the United States Navy Individual sailing vessels Tall ships of the United States 1925 ships Ships built in Boothbay, Maine