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WoodenBoat 238, May/June 2014

Table of Contents

FEATURES

• Life on the River — Steamers and shantyboats of Ohio and Mississippi by Randall Peffer
• All in the Details — Multiple joinery lessons in a classic booby hatch by Michael Podmaniczky
• MADDY SUE — Restoration of an iconic Maine picnic boat by Douglas Brooks
• A Schooner for East Texas — The 20-year construction of BRADNA ROSE by Jonathan Weinstein
• Going Steady, Going Fast — The powerboat racing team of Harold and Lorna Wilson by John Summers
• Chasing the Tideby Peter Neill
• Remembering the Schooner NIÑA — Part 2: Her latter years by Richard “Deke” Ulian
• How to Build Phoenix III — Part 3: A versatile, easy-to-build 15-footer by Ross Lillistone

Cover:  In 1932, Chester Clement of Mount Desert Island, Maine, built this shapely boat for winter lobstering and summer chartering. MADDY SUE (ex-TRAILAWAY), which has been recently restored, proved highly influential in the development of picnic boats.
Photograph by Benjamin Mendlowitz

Getting Started in Boats
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• Cordage — Cordage is critical to the operation of every boat, and serves a variety of roles onboard
  by Jan Adkins
  

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