Nathanael's son, and a very different designer: an aesthete and a writer whose books taught two generations of amateurs to build. His Rozinante and H-28 have been home-built up and down the West Coast.
- Trained
- At HMCo in Bristol, then under W. Starling Burgess
- Practice
- Independent from 1926, Marblehead
- Books
- The Common Sense of Yacht Design (1947) and a long run of essays
- Honour
- National Sailing Hall of Fame, 2014
- 1936Ticonderoga — 72-ft clipper-bowed ketch
- —Tioga / Bounty — 57-ft ketch
- —Rozinante — double-ended canoe yawl, widely home-built on the West Coast
- —H-28 — the classic amateur-build cruiser
- —Meadowlark — shoal-draft leeboard ketch
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