Guide-Boat Builders The
Adirondack Guide-Boat
Builders of both wood and kevlar guide-boats. Kits and classes also
available. The
Adirondack Guide Boat Shop
Restorers and builders of guide-boats and other wooden boats.
PO Box 317
Lake Clear, NY 12945
518-327-3470 Adirondack
Rowing
Fiberglass guide-boats, various rowing shells, and rowing accessories.
Also offers rowing school, boat rentals, and Adirondack tours. Boathouse
Woodworks
Restorers and builders of traditional guide-boats and other wooden boats.
Models and accessories are also available. The
Newfound Woodworks
Builders of strip-built guide-boats, kayaks and canoes. Plans and kits
are also available. Olde Tymers Pleasure Craft
Builder of
guide-boats and other small wooden boats. Guide-Boat Plans & Kits The
Adirondack Guide-BoatPlans,
Kits and Classes Adirondack
MuseumPlans Boathouse
WoodworksRib and Stem
Patterns Guillemot
KayaksPlans Mystic SeaportPlans The Newfound WoodworksPlans, Kits and Workshops Sandy Point Boat WorksPlans,Kits and Videos Maritime Museums with Guide-Boat Collections Adirondack
MuseumBlue Mountain Lake,
New York The
Antique Boat MuseumClayton,
New York Lake
Champlain Maritime MuseumVergennes,
Vermont The
Mariner's MuseumNewport
News, Virginia Mystic
Seaport Mystic, Connecticut
New
York State MuseumAlbany,
New York Penobscot Marine MuseumSearsport, Maine Shelburne MuseumShelburne, Vermont More Guide-Boat Resources Adirondack
MuseumExcellent history
of Adirondack Guides and Guiding, including photos, Guide-Boat lines
drawings, and bibliography. Library
of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division
Photographs from the Detroit Publishing Company Collection, 1880 - 1920.
Many Guide-Boat and Adirondack life images available. Other Rowing & Boating
Resources Simply
Messing About In Boats Nautical Links The
Traditional Small Craft Association is a nonprofit, tax-exempt educational
organization which works to preserve and continue the living traditions,
skills, lore, and legends surrounding working and pleasure watercraft
whose origins predate the marine gasoline engine. It encourages the
design, construction, and use of these boats, and it embraces contemporary
variants and adaptations of traditional designs. Open
Water Rowing
If you are a rower who is going someplace (not just up and down between
racing buoys), Open Water Rowing is the information resource for you.
They help rowers keep in touch with people, boats, and events in the
sport, and try to attract other outdoor-lovers to recreational rowing. The
Shallow Water Sailors
The SWSers are trailer sailors who enjoy sailing on water so thin it
can be termed a "heavy dew." Cullison
Small Craft
Great boat builder's web site, lots of photos and commentary. Simply
Messing About In Boats Apparel
Shirts and tote bags featuring Ratty's beloved quote from Kenneth Grahame’s
classic, The Wind in the Willows, along with the book's original
illustrations by Ernest H. Shepard. Submit corrections or additions.
