After an exhaustible search the Hudsons found Querencia, then named Nancy L, in Sausalito in 2002. She had not sailed in over twenty-two years and had never left the marina.
Built in Frederikshavn, Denmark in 1903 by Nielson & Son and worked as a North Sea fishing boat for several decades. Served in both world wars, 1st under Danish flag
This boat, USCG Motor lifeboat #36391 was built in the Coast Guard yard at Curtis Bay Md.in 1934. Upon completion it went by rail to Point Adams Life Boat Station
“PocketShip” is a small, build-it-yourself cruising sailboat available as a kit, meant to sail well on all points, provide dry camping accommodations for two adults, and tow behind a four-cylinder
Pleiades is a traditionally rigged gaff, Pinky Schooner. Designed by Howard I Chapelle as a replica of an 1830’s era Eastport Pinky Schooner. Pinky’s were used during colonial times and
When Pirate won the R-Class National Championship at Larchmont, NY, she was the first West Coast designed, & built, racer to compete on the Eastern Seaboard and, representing California Y.C.
Bill Garden published this design in his 1977 book Yacht Designs. She traces her roots to George F. Holmes who is described as the father of the canoe yawl and
Petrel was build as a commercial offshore fishing boat in 1928 by the Columbia Boat Company. She fished the Pacific Northwest Waters for almost 80 years until she returned to
Penguin is a 19′ Bartender which is a unique double-ended planing boat, designed by George Calkins. It is one of the last hulls he built and was advertised in the
