Richard Lathrop

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While most BBSB are a joy to row, in 1910 you might expect that it would have been built to sail. Beautiful boat in any case. I hope it...

I just made a jab board for the Widgeon. Plans call for a 7' board by 6" wide. Rick Lathrop

SJ, I noticed that as well. In 1910 I guessing this was rowed only or a prior restoration removed the sailing bits. Rick

I'm now the owner of Steve's sneakbox, above. It's my summer and fall project. Here are some photos of work in progress -- stripping...

One of the oldest sneakboxs I ever owned it was a 1910 Hulse sneakbox built in Bricktown on the end of Hopper Ave. a tell tale of a...

In this set of photos, the first boat is by the same maker as my most recent restoration. Alvin Beal. I did a little bit more...

Tuckerton has a good teaching tool for sneakbox construction hanging from ceiling. One of my goals is to visit the Tuckerton Seaport...

Steve, I only sail my Widgeon. I am guessing a 3-5. I think a Duck Twin would look period correct for this boat. This forum shows a...

Aaron, Welcome aboard. I have my Widgeon build documented on the site. How much does your boat weigh? Curious since mine seems a...

I’m on the west coast and thought I wanted a jon boat. About a month ago while researching, I came across the words “sneak box” and...

Steve, You need to set Howard straight.