A deck chair with some of its webbing remains topside. Below, a video camera can pick up glimpses of the piano that livened parties in the chandelier-lit forward parlor. Time is frozen in the clock in the mantle piece of the fireplace that adds a cozy touch to the rear parlor. The otherwise businesslike room is outfitted with a square table and four chairs in the middle and two desks with gooseneck lamps on the port side. Below in the chart room, fancy woodwork accents tables atop long thin drawers that still keep maps of the Great Lakes and the Seven Seas neatly on file.
Some damage is evident from the sinking as well as from salvage attempts.
The tops of the bowsprit and both masts are broken off. A piece of one of the masts, hauled up with a grappling hooks, now decorates a pub in a town near the wreck site. Hooks or impact could have broken some skylights and wooden features as well. The smokestack is slightly crushed. Only two of the yacht's six launches remain.