Viking Mariner was built by Mario Tara at Ladner with fir planks on fir frames and launched in 1954 as Mar-Brothers. It was originally owned and operated by the Martinolich

Sassafrass was built in Vietnam in the early 1960’s she came to southern California in the early 80’s and was a home for several owners doing youth sailing, she was

Barquito II is a Chesapeake Bay dead rise skiff with a D.N. Hylan design hull and a builder imagined cabin. She is intended to be a slow cruising highly efficient

The Linach 15 is featured in WoodenBoat magazine’s May/June 2022 edition and was designed by Sam Devin in collaboration with James Guzzwell, the builder, who wanted a large two-piece “nesting”

Sea Witch is a well-known classic wooden boat in the Pacific Northwest. Stories of Sea Witch have been in print for decades in the PNW; a Port Townsend original she

Western Red Cedar planking on oak frames. This Northwest Classic built by students at Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding was recently converted from a diesel to a zero emissions electric

The first boat started as a classroom project that quickly evolved into an independent undertaking. It features red cedar, white pine, and old-growth cedar, with gunnels, seat frames, and portage

This Abaco Dinghy was built by students of the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding. The original plans used were from the Apprentice Shop in Maine but were modified to make

Jade Lady has been sailing Northwest waters for the past 25 years. Previous and current owners have undertaken vital upgrades to ensure her next decade high afloat and ready for

Row Bird got her name partly because sailboats look like strange, wonderful birds to me and this one rows. And she’s partly named after my mom, Roberta, who was physically