Coastwise

Victory Chimes is the only surviving Chesapeake ram schooner. Built by the George K. Phillips Co. and launched in 1900 as Edwin and Maude —

Here is an opportunity to own a piece of yachting history. Mariquita is a 95-foot (LOD) 1911 William Fife III gaff-rigged cutter — the only

Organizers of St. Vincent’s Swim Across the Sound can reel off plenty of numbers that are going up — dollars raised, cancer patients and families

Flying Target is 35 feet of classic powerboat. Built by legendary naval architect John Hacker in 1944, the double-cockpit runabout is powered by a 1,300-hp

Where can you get 5,000 square feet of living space in the New York metro area without being a multimillionaire? On a boat, of course.

Editor’s note: Bob Grieser was a legendary photographer, a frequent Soundings contributor and an all-around colorful character who was well-known in the boating community. “Bobby

Of the dozen historic lightships that remain, WLV-612 is one of the more notable. Built in 1950, she spent nearly 20 years stationed off California’s

Jack Sherwood was a character who loved to write about characters — watermen, boatyard workers, vagabond cruisers and others he encountered on and around Chesapeake