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Building of schooner Bluenose, Smith and Rhuland’s Shipbuilding yards, Lunenburg, NS W.R. MacAskill Nova Scotia Archives accession no. 1987-453 no. 1594

Naming Sails and some terms in different languages

The United States wooden schooner ‘Grace A. Martin’, 3129 tons, under sail. The United States continued to build multi-masted wooden schooners and barquentines until the early years of the twentieth century. Many such vessels visited Australia timber laden.

state library of south australia  [PRG 1373/1/64]

13 of these boats were built in 1903 by Herreshoff for members of the Bar Harbor summer community. 5 later on made their way to Marblehead. Herreshoff in Bristol Rhode Island is considered to have designed some of the most beautiful boats ever built

The rising wind, by Montague Dawson, 1969