Built in 2006, Clementine is the first build of the Belhaven 19 designed by Graham Byrnes of B & B Yacht Designs (BandByachtdesigns.com). Construction is marine plywood with stitch and

Savona is a 39′ Ed Monk Sr. Bridgedeck Cruiser. She was built in 1942 by Bud Forder of Forder Boatworks in Kenmore, WA on North Lake Washington for Russell Rathbone.

The schooner Suva recently celebrated her centennial anniversary and will once again offer public sails during the Wooden Boat Festival. She will be located at the Northwest Maritime Center dock,

Macaw is a Presto-type gaff-rigged centerboard ketch. Designed by Sam Crocker and built by his son S. Sturgis Crocker at Crocker Boat Yard in Manchester, MA in 1956. She was

“DOLLY” was one of the last boats built by John Guzzwell, of TREKKA fame, as a gift to his wife, Dorothy. She is designed to cross oceans yet makes a

Murrelet is a Honduras mahogany planked, locust framed, copper riveted, modification of the original danish double ender designed for E.B. White by Augie Nielsen. She displaces 3000 pounds and draws

Blue Starr was laid up in 1970 by two brothers at the now-defunct Nanoose Bay Shipyards in Nanaimo. Both shipwrights building workboats, they strictly worked on Blue Starr after-hours, together,

Herbert William Davis, Jr. commissioned H.C.Hanson to design this boat in 1929, and he continued his plans after the stock market crash. He was a recent widower, and both his

Zostera was built in 1927 as the Willmar II at Bidwell Boat Works in Vancouver, B.C for troll fishing off the coast. She carried up to 5000 pounds of iced

Dodo was built in Henderson Bay and launched in Potlatch, WA in 1934 as a working steam tugboat. Designed by Harold R. Lanning, Sr., Dodo is typical of small Puget