An immigrant from Viareggio who opened on Turney Street in the mid-1890s and whose family built more than seven hundred small craft over sixty years — mostly fishing boats, and some yachts.
- Founder
- Menotti Pasquinucci, of Viareggio, Italy; opened 1894–95
- Succession
- Son Frank Pasquinucci continued the yard; about sixty years in all
- Output
- More than 700 small craft, mostly fishing boats
- Yachts
- Built for San Francisco Yacht Club members, including Pagan Lady, 1907
- Related
- Salvatore Pasquinucci is credited with the 1904 sloop Kathleen, described by the Park Service as possibly the second-oldest yacht on San Francisco Bay
- 1907Pagan Lady
- c. 1924Dolphin — sloop, later sailed by the Sausalito harbourmaster Syd Foster
Sourcing notes & unresolved questions
- The relationship between Menotti and Salvatore Pasquinucci is not established in the sources consulted.
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