Two hundred and twenty-five vessels from one Lunenburg yard, including the schooner on the Canadian dime.
- Founded
- 1900 by Richard W. Smith and George A. Rhuland at 280 Montague Street, Lunenburg
- Output
- More than 225 vessels, 1901–1974
- Record
- Naval Marine Archive maintains a full hull-number database for the yard
- 1921Bluenose — hull 119; to William J. Roué's design; lost off Haiti 1946
- 1963Bluenose II — for the Oland family
Sourcing notes & unresolved questions
- End date unresolved: one source gives 1967, but a 2005 article headlined a Nova Scotia yard closure, suggesting activity continued in some form. The site is now used as a repair yard.
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