Register of Wooden Boats

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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ANTOINETTE

Year Built:

1941

AVANT

Year Built:

1931

ANNIE LAURIE

Year Built:

1929

Listing under previous owner. More photos on Classic Yacht Association’s page.

CORSAIR

Year Built:

1925

DRIFTWOOD

Year Built:

1957

DRIFTWOOD (ex-WOODPUSSY) is a classic example of a mid-century lapstrake Jersey Sea Skiff, a general style of powerboat that was popular in the middle 1900s all along the East Coast.DRIFTWOOD is planked with ¾″ Jersey white cedar on steam-bent oak ribs on 6″ centers and fastened with copper rivet

GLENIFFER

Year Built:

1912

Notable amongst the vessels built by W. S. Bailey and Co. is the pleasure yacht, GLENIFFER. She was delivered new to Vancouver in 1912 for owner Stuart Cameron. Her length is 40 feet, beam 9′ 6″ and ten tons. She is carvel planked in 1” Burma teak, with a canoe stern.