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After spending the summer in Morro Bay, the P-520 has gone home to Long Beach, California. The Morro Bay Maritime Museum had the priviledge of hosting the historic WWII era rescue boat and sharing its fascinating history with over a thousand visitors to the central coast of California. The educational tours of the privately-owned vessel were made possible by the boat’s owner, Mr. Jerry Tretter, and a handfull of stalwart volunteers. 

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