Yards

Perched in a quiet inlet in Rockwood, Moosehead Marina is a major boating hub.

Crafting metalwork for commercial and recreational boats.

A new generation keeps a sailmaking business in the family and moving forward.

At John’s Bay Boat, wood is the word.

From its perch on Somes Sound, the John Williams Boat Company focuses on refits, service, and storage.

New energy and owner spark a renaissance at Atlantic Boat.

Washburn & Doughty keeps very busy building tugs, ferries and other large workboats.

An island boatyard, begun in 1920, still thrives in Penobscot Bay

Classic Lymans and other vintage wooden boats are restored at this Wayne, Maine, boatyard.

With a roomy new location and a big new lift, Portland Yacht Services is a boating hub.

Strouts Point Wharf in South Freeport has a 218-year tradition of building wooden boats.

Johnson’s Boatyard on Long Island specializes in one-of-a-kind creations.

Maine boatbuilders no longer have to rely solely on local timber, but can source wood worldwide for projects.

Located on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, Tern Boatworks specializes in new wooden boat construction and repairs.

What’s it like to be married to a man who’s married to a boatyard? The wife explains.

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