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ERIN TOKARZ ZEPHRA, a Dublin Bay 24 designed by Alfred Mylne in 1938, is being completely rebuilt at The Apprenticeshop in Rockland, Maine. Little of the original boat remains. At 38′ LOA, she is the kind of project that continues longer than the two-year apprenticeship program, giving a succession of apprentices a chance to share in large-boat work. Walk through the back
ROCKLAND — Join The Apprenticeshop as it marks its 50th anniversary and celebrates the launch of the Cliffy Lobsterboat on Friday, June 24, at 9 a.m. The event will take place down at the north end boat ramp on The Apprenticeshop’s waterfront at 655...
ROCKLAND — Join The Apprenticeshop as it marks its 50th anniversary and celebrates the launch of the Cliffy Lobsterboat on Friday, June 24, at 9 a.m. The event will take place down at the north end boat ramp on The Apprenticeshop’s waterfront at 655...
Apprenticeshop kicks off Mary Lacy Scholarship Raffle Mon, 02/08/2021 - 1:00pm Ellery reading from a piece that she wrote about her experience building the Susan skiff during our launch ceremony in December 2020. Her boat (the light green one, center) will be raffled off this year to raise funds for the next round of Mary Lacy scholarship recipients. Ellery was so pleased with her experience in the 12-week program that she has decided to continue on as a 9-month apprentice. (Photo by Erin Tokarz) Chloe working on planing down the oak boards she glued up for her transom. Photo credit...