The Register of Wooden Boats lists information about wooden boats 10′ LOA (length overall) and above. It came into being after, and because, the annual Lloyd’s Register of American Yachts and the subsequent short-lived North American Yacht Register ceased publication. To submit your boat for inclusion in the Register of Wooden Boats, follow the instructions on this page. All submissions are subject to editing and approval.
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This is a cedar-on-oak Catspaw Dinghy, fastened with bronze screws. The stem is a single piece- without stem knee or joint of any kind- of American Larch, and the keel and transom knee are white oak.
WETTON, a Monterey fishing boat built by Dominic Labruzzi, is in the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park collection.View the plans package for WETTON
Dragon class was first designed by the Master designer Johan Anker as a 20 sq.m. The first build had a different rigg and are now called B-Dragon. My boat is #3 build by Hjalmar Johanson in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1931.
Knud Reimer’s designed Tumlaren. Built by Andy McConkey over about 6 years and completed in 1991. Constructed of Western red cedar with a cold molded hull and cabin top with a painted ply deck.
Award winning, designed by William Starling Burgess/Stone built.
Freelance: a geilow design, built by New York yacht and engine company in 1935, fully restored an
