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See our new 3D Virtual Tour of Maine's First Ship at mfship.org/virtual-tour-2020 . The virtual tour includes Virginia in the boatshed, the inside of the freight shed, and drone pictures from outside the freight shed and downtown Bath. It gives a good view below the deck which cannot be seen by visitors any more. Inside the freight shed the rigging is on display, and it is detailed enough that you can read the displays in the Visitor Center. Thanks to Peter Hanney for making this, and Jim Pamentier for arranging and donating this to MFS.
Thank you so much for this. I can't be there in person but my 10th Grandpa James Davis's genes are clapping like mad.
As folks know, we at Maine's First Ship feature a Knot of the Week, which we get to about once a month or so. Here's the latest. Tie one on and enjoy!
An interesting and useful series. Thanks, Jim!
Wednesday Work Day, October 14, 2020
As often happens, Gail was in early this morning, getting things opened up and ready for the rest of today’s volunteers. In anticipation of this year’s Women’s Shipbuilding Day she paused for a photo. Gail attended an early Women’s Day and has been a committed MFS volunteer ever since.
Come see for yourself what Gail discovered:
Women’s Shipbuilding Day, Sunday, November 15, 2020, 9am-3pm
Contact lead shipwright Rob Stevens directly with questions or to get on the list, (207) 319-4395.