A variety of exhibitors brought their wares to Portland for the 32nd annual Maine Boatbuilders Show last weekend. Dozens of sail and powerboats — traditional and modern — were on display as well as all sorts of maritime wares. ELLSWORTH AMERICAN PHOTO BY STEPHEN RAPPAPORT
A variety of exhibitors brought their wares to Portland for the 32nd annual Maine Boatbuilders Show last weekend. Dozens of sail and powerboats — traditional and modern — were on display as well as all sorts of maritime wares. ELLSWORTH AMERICAN PHOTO BY STEPHEN RAPPAPORT
A variety of exhibitors brought their wares to Portland for the 32nd annual Maine Boatbuilders Show last weekend. Dozens of sail and powerboats — traditional and modern — were on display as well as all sorts of maritime wares. ELLSWORTH AMERICAN PHOTO BY STEPHEN RAPPAPORT
A variety of exhibitors brought their wares to Portland for the 32nd annual Maine Boatbuilders Show last weekend. Dozens of sail and powerboats — traditional and modern — were on display as well as all sorts of maritime wares. ELLSWORTH AMERICAN PHOTO BY STEPHEN RAPPAPORTPORTLAND — A variety of exhibitors brought their wares to Portland for the 32nd annual Maine Boatbuilders Show last weekend. Dozens of sail and powerboats — traditional and modern — were on display as well as all sorts of maritime wares.
Among Hancock County boatbuilders, Morris Yachts brought one of its Sparkman & Stephens-designed M29 daysailers to the show.
Stephen Rappaport
Waterfront Editor at The Ellsworth AmericanStephen Rappaport has lived in Maine for nearly 30 years. A lifelong sailor, he spends as much time as possible messing about in boats. [email protected]Latest posts by Stephen Rappaport (see all)
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