NOMAD was launched in 1964 in Coos Bay, Oregon. She has had a succession of shipwright owners taking very good care of her, including a new stem, forefoot, and transom

Her carvel planked cedar hull is bronze fastened on bent oak frames. Hull material is red and yellow 1 1/8’ cedar. Keel is Douglas fir. Framing is white oak 2”

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This is not your father’s Catspaw Dinghy! The original Catspaw Dinghy is a traditional planked boat designed by Joel White. Deja Vu is an adaptation of the design to strip

Built in the Bay of Island in New Zealand, Araminta was the only vessel in her class built as a sloop, the others are ketch rigged. solidly built (Kauri hull,

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Traditional rowing/sailing faering from western Norway. Built by volunteers of yellow cedar on oak/locust. The name, Tjeld means Oystercatcher.

Built for the History Channel, this is an exact replica of a Viking shipsboat found in the Gokstad Viking Ship, originally built in 860AD. Features carved stems, keel, and garboards

Home Port: Olympia, WA Year Built: 1935 Designer: Ed Monk Sr. Type: Cutter (originally a sloop) LOA: 28’ Beam: 7’4” Built in the Ballard shipyards in 1935, Draiodoir began her