Issue 149 Table of Contents
November/December 2017
On the Town Dock — Issue 149 An Affinity For the Classics Toroa Jonesport Shipyard Answering Lubec’s Fish Whistles The Rower Ancient Swordfish Hunters Bermuda 40 Nostalgia A Home Project Bringing Back the Peregrines Maine Muse Something in the Water? Onboard Observer Lunenburg, Nova Scotia Welcome Downeast In Search of the Next Project Boatyard Dog® 149 Letters to the Editor - Issue 149 Battle of the Gaffers Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Show 2017 Way Back When — Issue 149 The Maine I Love - Dan Bookham BONUS CONTENT What's Online @ maineboats.com Bonus Content: Video: We print stories about other people’s homes and boats, now it’s tell time tell you a little bit about us. MBH&H is based in an historic building in Rockland, Maine, with views of the harbor. We were curious about the part of the view that we cannot see and partnered with our friends at Compass Light Productions to produce “Underwater Rockland,” a really cool short video. Watch it now! Advice: Are you considering renting out rooms on your boat? A maritime attorney has this advice. Art Exhibit: Take a look at the Penobscot Marine Museum’s new Fitz Henry Lane painting. The digital edition of the magazine is also available for subscribers to view online or download to a device. Already a subscriber?
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Issue 149 | November/December 2017
Volume 30 | Number 6
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On the cover: There's nothing like a boat launching at a Maine yard. The launch of Toroa at Brooklin Boat Yard last summer drew an appreciative crowd, both young and old.
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