In The Boatyard
I presently have the following project under construction.
What's
New In The Yard
Under
construction,
New Project:
AGITATOR
Webber Cove Lobsterman
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Design by Osmond Beal for Webber's
Cove Boatyard.
LOA >
> > >37 ' 2 1/2"
> > > >LWL
> > > >35'
7"
Beam > > > >
12' 1"
> > > > Draft
> > > > 3'
0"
“
Circe ”
1925 John Alden Design
Circe was built in 1927
Length
overall - 28' 6" . . . . . . . Length Waterline
18' 5"
Extreme Beam - 7' 6" . . . . . . . . Extreme
Draft - 4' 5"
DAVID
COHEN
Built in Dennysville, Maine 1918
Four master, 752 gross tons, by
Lyman W. Pushee
155 Ft. X 35 X 13
Built for David Cohen and Company of New York
1921 schooner renamed Victoria
S.
She was lost off North Caroline August 23, 1925
Bear of Oakland
The
Bear, 1675 tons. 190 feet long steam barkentine
with 29 feet 9 inches beam, 17 1/2 feet draft
Launch January 1874 from
Alexander Stephen Shipyard, Dundee, Scotland.
Designed and built for Artic and sub-Artic sealing.
1884 purchased by the United States to rescue The Greely
scientific expedition on the northern tip of Greenland.
3 March 1885 the Bear was transferred
to the Revenue Marine Service.
The Bear was decommissioned on 7 June 1944.
More on the Bear read
The
Great Ice Ship
Bear
Eighty-nine Years Polar Seas
By Polly Burriughs
Sardine
/ Herring Carrier
83 foot on deck, fishing boat, built in 1943 for the Maine
Sardine fishery.
To
the line drawings
/ To
more photos
This Model is being built on 1/2 inch equals to a 1 foot
scale
Rachel
Lyn
1970
Desco Shrimp Trawler
Desco
Trawlers,
St. Augustine, Florida.
Hull - - - # 3
L O A: 73' . . . . Beam:22' . . . . Draft: 13'
Built on 1/2 inch equal 1 foot
To photos model under construction
If you would like more information on either of these projects, or would like to purchase a model of your own, contact me via e-mail or phone (207 214-6149)..
In The Works
| Rose
Standish 1887 sold to Frontier Steamboat Company of Calais, Maine |
Built in Brooklyn 1863 154 feet length over all 27 foot Beam, 392 gross tons |
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The Rose Standtish sailed the Saint Croix River between Maine and New Brunswick. From Calais, Maine to East Port, Maine, over to Saint Andrew, New Brunswick, Canada, making stops to other small communities in between.
Little Ships of The Maritimes, is researching for information that can assist in building a replica of this side-wheeler steamboat "Rose Standish" for an up coming future project
E-mail
me, I would like to hear from you.
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