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Guide Posts are written articles with accompanying still photos and/or video clips, usually written by our team of expert Guides and Founders, who each have many decades of experience.
Fine Boat Designs – SPARKLE, A Speedy Sloop With A Whaleboat Heritage
Fine Boat Designs – SPARKLE, A Speedy Sloop With A Whaleboat Heritage
My Favorite Rig and Why — The Gaff Rig, a Guide Post by Tom Cunliffe
My Favorite Rig and Why — The Gaff Rig, a Guide Post by Tom Cunliffe
Herreshoff Classic Regatta of 2014—A Report from Bryan Burdick
Herreshoff Classic Regatta of 2014—A Report from Bryan Burdick
Dire Strait — An Excerpt from As Long As It’s Fun, by Herb McCormick
Dire Strait — An Excerpt from As Long As It’s Fun, by Herb McCormick
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
Hatches That Are Watertight, Easy to Maintain, and Handsome
Hybrid Propulsion for the 48′ Cutter LUCAYO; How Does it Compare to a Diesel Auxiliary?
Hybrid Propulsion for the 48′ Cutter LUCAYO; How Does it Compare to a Diesel Auxiliary?
Surprise Me
Three Tricks of the Trade That I Think Others Should Know About, by Kaci Cronkhite
Three Tricks of the Trade That I Think Others Should Know About, by Kaci Cronkhite
Restoring a Herreshoff Fishers Island 31, Part 2: Frames; Fastenings; Stem; Sheer Clamps—All Upside Down
Restoring a Herreshoff Fishers Island 31, Part 2: Frames; Fastenings; Stem; Sheer Clamps—All Upside Down
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #20 – The Second Leg: Penrhyn to American Samoa
Tom Robinson’s Solo Row Across the Pacific – Update #20 – The Second Leg: Penrhyn to American Samoa
Members’ “Most Loved” Videos — A Holiday Playlist for 2018
Members’ “Most Loved” Videos — A Holiday Playlist for 2018
Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 13
Voyaging Thru Time: Photographs from Penobscot Marine Museum, Part 13
The storm trysail: A faithful and forgiving foul-weather friend, by Ed Zacko
The storm trysail: A faithful and forgiving foul-weather friend, by Ed Zacko
