Add to ORKGThe Washburn & Doughty shipyard was started in 1977 when Bruce Doughty, Carl Pianka and Bruce Washburn pooled their money, purchased some steel and began building a fishing boat in a small shop in Brunswick. The shipyard, now in East Boothbay, recently launched the 150-foot Emerald Empress, a dinner cruise boat complete with brass railings and ornate wall lighting. Other shipyards are failing, but Washburn & Doughty has become stronger by finding alternate markets. Details
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William Plummer IV, owner of Five Islands Boat Works in Georgetown, is once again optimistic about t...
Over the last 13 years the sampled offshore workboat fleet has nearly doubled in size and vessel typ...
Construction of the “Roger Blough” began in 1968 by the American Ship Building Co., of Lorain, Ohio....
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