Went from small sailboats to V-bottom powerboats to schooners to motorsailers, and effectively invented the last of those as a type.
- Sequence
- Small sailboats from about 1900; V-bottom powerboats; schooners after WWI; motorsailers in the 1930s
- 1938
- The New England hurricane destroyed his records and damaged his practice; the office moved from New Bedford to Fairhaven
- Archive
- Davis-Hand Collection, Hart Nautical Collections, MIT Museum
- 1921Bowdoin — Arctic schooner; now Maine Maritime Academy
- —Steadfast — 56-ft ketch, built by Wheeler Shipyard, Brooklyn
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