WoodenBoat 269, July/August 2019
FEATURES
- How—and Why—to Build a Boat — A father’s gift to his daughter by Jonathan Gornall
- The Pacific Class Sloop — Kettenburg’s classic one-design turns 90 by Randall Peffer
- Lutwick’s Boatbuilding & Repair — Bill Lutwick’s place in Nova Scotia’s boatbuilding culture by Michael Higgins
- Doug Hylan — A journey to the effortless and unconflicted by Art Paine
- The Magic of MERLIN — Resurrecting a family’s legacy by Bruce Stannard
- ZELECTRA — A battery-powered barrelback by Nigel Sharp
- POLARIS — A Viking ship for Gloucester, Massachusetts by Arista Holden
- Thicker Than a Coat of Paint — Tom Townsend’s principles of design by Evelyn Ansel
- Getting Started in Boats: Further Reading — Tear-out supplement by Anne Bryant and Jan Adkins
Cover: The 26′ power cruiser GATSBY, designed and built by Hylan & Brown of Brooklin, Maine, was launched last summer. The shop has made a specialty of updating traditional workboats and pleasure craft for contemporary pleasure use. Photograph by Benjamin Mendlowitz
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