Michael Norman built her at Mud Bay on Lopez Island. She was basic transportation for Decatur Island owners until federal agents seized her for rum running; they used her as
Pax (Latin for Peace) is a spidsgatter (Danish for “double ender”) built in Kalundborg, Denmark in 1936. The spidsgatter was a racing class begun in the mid-1920s as sail clubs
William Garden designed the “Captain Blackburn” after reading about Howard Blackburn, a New England sailor who lost his fingers to frost bite. Despite his disability, Blackburn commissioned a small cutter
From a side yard in Sausalito CA, this boat was rescued by a notable sailor and lovable dock rat sometime in the 90’s. It was cared for and poured over
Rare classic runabout built in 1954 by Tomahawk Boat Co., Tomahawk, WI. Lapstrake construction of marine plywood with enclosed bow, windshield, and water well in the stern. Underwent restoration in
Encore was one of the first inboard models built by Simon Fletcher of Port Angeles. He began building small outboard runabouts designed off the Speedliner Torpedo of the 40s and
Grace O’Malley was built by a surgeon over a period of 10 years following true to Alden’s Malabar II design. Originally built as a gaff schooner she was converted to
