NATANGA

Daniel Swenson "just followed  the instructions" in "How to Build a Shellback Dinghy" by Eric Dow and found the process "very straightforward." Building NATANGA took five years, during which Daniel experienced the loss of "three close people...but the project was always there for grounding. My guess is that boats are there for a lot of people." The dinghy's name is translated from Swahili as "I loiter" or "I waste time,"  which is what Daniel plans to do on the nearby lakes of Tuttle Creek and Pottawatomie. He is willing to loan the jigs and ladder frame; contact him at swenson.home@gmail.com.

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Register of Wooden Boats

Register of Wooden Boats

SHEILA

SHEILA (1905) is the oldest Albert Strange yacht in commission.

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2018 Wooden Seaskiff

Custom built at Madisonville Maritime Museum. 2019 19' magic tilt galvanized trailer.

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16' Catbird

LOA 16'-0"
Beam 5'-4"
Draft up 1'-0"
Draft dn 2'-0"

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1938 Gaff-rigged Cutter

William Atkin-designed, gaff-rigged 23' sailboat in very good shape on double-axle trailer, also