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Fifty years ago on August 12, 1962 Kenichi Horie sailed into San Francisco Bay. This is his sailboat resting on a trailer on Hyde Street Pier. The Small Boat Shop employees and volunteers are working on refurbishing her. The blue masking tape will help with laying on fresh coats of paint. Please stop by when you are on Hyde Street Pier.
NPS
Fancy Knotwork: Becoming Entwined An essay by Ali Maheu, Deckhand, Facilities and Ship's Division
Chinese workers unloading rice packaged in matting from a wagon. The goods were then loaded aboard the sailing vessel adjacent to the dock. The photo was taken in San Francisco during April 1906. NPS, A12.24365 By Stephen Canright, Park Curator, Maritime History Six Small Boats: Representative Gems in the Park's Collection An article by Stephen Canright, Curator of History
Small Boat Odyssey: A Journey From Breakers to Sloughs An article by Jason Rucker, Small Craft Assistant
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