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Classic Boats

VIDEO: Bugeye Restoration Goes To The Bottom

Built in 1889, the traditional Chesapeake Bay sailing bugeye Edna E. Lockwood is getting a fresh lease on life at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Maryland, where shipwrights are installing a new handcrafted log bottom hewn from 12 loblolly pine logs. This video has the latest on the restoration

VIDEO: Show Me The Way

Lightships were stout and rugged little ships with lighted masts that could be anchored most anywhere a navigational beacon was required.

Seven Seas

In 1957, Charles Johnson approached John Rybovich in his quest for a motor­yacht to be the mother ship to his Rybovich sportfisher.

Lyman 26 Express

Bernard Lyman was a skilled craftsman and respected cabinetmaker in Cleveland on the shores of Lake Erie.

Shamrock V

Few yachts today can match the history of Shamrock V. Still sailing, the J Class yacht is a direct link to the America’s Cup in

VIDEO: The J Class Yachts

The J Class yachts hailed the beginning of a new era in design and racing. This video tells the tale:

Lord Nelson Victory Tug

They started out building sailboats; they ended up creating one of the most distinctive motoryachts of the modern era.

Classics: Grand Banks 42 Europa

Designer Ken Smith’s Grand Banks 42 is an acknowledged classic, a salty trawler yacht with an aft cabin, sturdy
 wheelhouse and workboat-inspired profile that was built for nearly 40 years. The Europa version was an offspring.

Classics: Friendship Sloop

In the late 19th century, Wilbur Morse, a boatbuilder in Friendship, Maine, was turning out an unprecedented number of working sailboats of similar design.

Tom Lynch

More Than Fishing

It’s the shared moments with friends that turn ordinary fishing trips into the stories we tell for years.

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