She is a real joy to beach cruise with while being competitive racing against other traditional boats. Her low freeboard adds to her ease in reboarding after a dip! Chesuki’s
Windsong was built by a school teacher in Grapeview, Wa. She’s one of Ralph Winslow’s last designs, which was published in Yachting Magazine in 1956. She’s yellow cedar and meranti
BE HAPPY is a 21-foot Tolman Widebody with a pilot house and cuddy cabin. Built from scratch using the instructions provided in the book “Tolman Alaskan Skiffs” by Renn Tolman.
I purchased this 1927 diesel-powered fishing troller from the Port of Bellingham for $1 in 2006. As a shipwright and boat restoration specialist I’ve always had a keen eye for
For Sale Home Port: Quartermaster Harbor, Vashon Island Year Built: 1967 Owner: Michael Murray Designer: L. Francis Herreshoff Design: Modified H28 Maggie Jane is a strongly built, strip planked H28
The Gyrfalcon is an 88-foot fantail that was originally designed in the late 1910s by Lee and Brinton for the US Coast Survey but the boat was never built. In
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
