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Boats

Some Boat!

Brooklin Boat Yard’s Ripsnorter is a workboat with some giddy-up-and-go

Sizing Up Small Boats

A Rockport couple creates 3D imagery to document vessels and assess how boats were built.

A Boatbuilder’s Start, A Friendship Launched

A Maine boatbuilder’s daughter recalls how her father finished off a boat and launched a lifelong friendship between two families.

Stewart Workman’s Alice Frances is the Pick of the Litter

A veteran Lamoine boatbuilder and lobsterman chooses a Calvin Beal 36 for himself.

Luxury Built in Maine

As Hinckley Yachts continues to expand the service side of the business, boatbuilding remains strictly focused in Maine.

It’s a Small World on the Midcoast

The by-chance spotting of the wreck of an old fishing boat on a Muscongus Bay island stirs up family connections and memories of wooden boat building on the coast.

The Great Gatsby II

A family that was delighted with their original Hylan & Brown day cruiser wanted something bigger and better, the Gatsby II.

Miller Is Always Cooking Something Up

A Rockland schooner chef spends her off season in a kitchen ashore, of course.

Keeping it simple with the handsome Maggie-Ann

Peter Buxton launches the Maggie-Ann, a traditional wood lobsterboat, for a Port Clyde owner.

Two Irish Designs Launched by the Apprenticeshop

The Apprenticeshop in Rockland launched two racing one-designs for an Irish sailor.