Sailboats - Cruising

MORNING SONG

Year Built:
2016

Sistership to Lin and Larry Pardey's TALEISIN which was meticulously built by Kenneth O. Minor. This sailboat is a beautiful seaworthy vessel and a one of a kind hand built art piece.

HONEY BEE , a 1957 Speedicraft runabout

Builder Name:
David M Jones and Morris A(Pete) Jones Jr

In the summer of 2008, David M Jones of Suwanee Georgia was given a 1957 Speedicraft designed by Otis Borum of Jacksonville Florida.  The Honey Bee’s deck, transom and 25 percent of her hull were rotten.  Dave approached his Father, Morris A.

HONEY

Builder Name:
William McCullough

Honey was launched a few days before Christmas 2023. She is a stout 13 foot skiff designed and built for the Westport River. She's built of local materials. All of her hardware and fasteners are from C.E. Beckman's of New Bedford and all of her paint is from Kirby's.

Sailboats - Racing

WINWOOD/ODIN

Year Built:
1936

Winwood Is a Thirty Square Meter racing yacht. She was Built in 1936 By Abeking & Rasmussen. She is hull number 3006 and was originally named Odin.

Sailboats - Cruising

CADENZA

Year Built:
2003

Cadenza was built in 2003 by Rockport Marine from a design by L. Frances Herreshoff. The design was modified slightly by Bruce Hylan to move the mizzen aft in order to make the steering more comfortable, effectively turning the original ketch sail plan into a yawl.

PRISCILLA C

Builder Name:
Paul Kydd

PRISCILLA C is a small steam launch based on a Stuart Turner 5 A single cylinder engine of 2 1/4" bore and 2" stroke. It produces about 1/2 HP at 30 PSI from a water tube, wood fired boiler.

CLC Oxford Shell II launched!

Builder Name:
Jerome Alden

The boat kit was received as a large cardboard envelop filled with flat pieces of mostly 3mm Okoume plywood. The stitch and glue process on a 21 foot long boat forced me to be satisfied with slow incremental progress. Fortunately the well illustrated builders manual was excellent.

Free Boats

Tahiti Ketch 1984

Needs new fuel tank and motor. Free to a good home. Stoutly built 5/4 Honduras Mahogany with Monel fasteners. Many bronze fittings, built to original design with 3.5” triple sawn white oak frames. Teak decks and blue water specs throughout.