Mainsheet Spring 2008
REMINISCENCES OF A SUMMER AT THE BREAKWATER HOTEL, 1960 By Allan W. Swank “You’re kidding! You’re asking me if I want to go with you to Massachusetts? For the ...
REMINISCENCES OF A SUMMER AT THE BREAKWATER HOTEL, 1960 By Allan W. Swank “You’re kidding! You’re asking me if I want to go with you to Massachusetts? For the ...
Newest product of the Boat Shop, rowed by Bob Leary. This pram was built by Ted Tavares, assisted by Bob Spates. This was a project taught by Bob Leary to ...
SUMMER EXHIBIT IN GALLERY ONE FEATURES WATER COLORS OF PEGGY CLARK KELLEY DONE FOR A CHILDREN’S BOOK A toddler who loved to play sailboat in his back yard dreamed ...
From the Archives…. During the summer we were presented with a wonderful collection of photos taken by Eliza-beth (Betty) Eaton. Mrs. Eaton passed away in the early summer of 2006. ...
The Charles W. Morgan was built in New Bedford in 1841 and is the only surviving 19th century wooden whaling ship in the world. In her over 80 years of service, she sailed the South Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans and brought home a total of 54,483 barrels of sperm whale and other whale oil and 152,934 pounds of whalebone.
Alexandra assembling the frame. Charity assembling the frame. Families fiberglass the boat bottom. All hands fiberglassing the bottom. Finished boat and happy families. Finished ...
Have you ever wondered about the diversity of industries in Woods Hole? Whaling ships were built at the present WHOI dock, a guano (fertilizer) factory was on Long Neck (Penzance ...
Little Harbor has often been at the center of Woods Hole’s history over the past few centuries, from science to ferries, saltworks, and the lighthouse service. The first European settlers ...
In 1982, the Massachusetts Historical Commission placed the Woods Hole School building on the National Register of Historic Places, the only building in the village so recognized. That was the ...
Getting ice cream on a hot summer day has been a favorite for generations of Woods Hole kids. The building housing the Cap’n Kidd was once a well-loved ice cream ...