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Workshop: Building a Schooner at Essex Shipbuilding Museum
Join us for the Art of Wooden Boatbuiding series exploring the principles behind the design and construction of traditional wooden boats. Participants will have the opportunity to experience hands-on practices at several traditional boatyards within the Essex National Heritage Area.
Bevin's Skiff
Builders are David Reid, Seamus Whoriskey and Louis Bistrong in a class taught by Jeff Lane assisted by Fritz Fuller at the Essex Shipbuilding Museum in Essex, Massachusetts. The Bevin's Skiff was built in three and a half days and is a great boat for the Essex River.
Frame Up to Fit Out!: an informal, conversational series of talks
Frame Up to Fit Out!
Come join us for an informal, conversational series of talks lead by Essex Shipbuilding Museum historian Justin Demetri on topics surrounding shipbuilding in Essex and fishing out of Cape Ann. It’s the only lecture series where derailing the conversation is encouraged!
Frame Up to Fit Out Lecture: Navigation
Justin Demetri is back to discuss navigation equipment in the Gloucester fishing fleet on March 18th at 7 p.m.
Come join us for our conversational Frame Up to Fit Out lecture series featuring Justin Demetri and other speakers on topics surrounding Essex history, shipbuilding, and the sailing and fishing industries. It’s the only lecture series where derailing the conversation is encouraged! Come with your curiosity and you won’t be disappointed.
Frame Up to Fit Out Lecture: Cape Ann Shipwrecks
Join us on April 1st at 7 p.m. to hear all about the shipwrecks of Cape Ann with fisherman and author Ray Bates.
Our conversational Frame Up to Fit Out lecture series features Justin Demetri and other speakers on topics surrounding Essex history, shipbuilding, and the sailing and fishing industries. It’s the only lecture series where derailing the conversation is encouraged! Come with your curiosity and you won’t be disappointed.