Wood canoe enthusiasts from around the Great Lakes will be gathering in Lake City from Aug. 15-16 for a weekend of fun and festivities. For wood canoe lovers, it's a show not to be missed. "We're ...

A Wooden Canoe Built By ... snuck in the time to build this 18 foot-long canoe called Lucky Boy. Offerman spent four months crafting the 50-lb. vessel with guidance from Bear Mountain Boats in ...

In a remote corner of northern Canada, Joe Goudie is at work on his very last boat for sale. The Inuit community in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador once used wood and canvas canoes to ...

The wood spoke to him "I had just a bunch of long, skinny scraps," Carter said. ... And a new business was born, Pearl River Canoe. A wood boat with Mississippi flavor.

The long wooden canoe was carrying 37 people across the Shire River on their way to neighboring Mozambique when it was hit by the hippo in the Nsanje ... Boat accidents are common in ...

A 40-foot canoe-shaped mahogany racer, Teaser, cost $86,000 in 1924 when it was built by Nevins for the specific purpose of racing the New York Central's 20th Century Limited up the Hudson River ...

The second canoe, more than 15 feet long and made from an alder tree, is thought to have been a fishing boat or a vessel for transporting people and small animals across the lake, the study said.

By the mid-1980s, Grumman was cranking out over 50 canoes a day and employed over 200 Long Islanders just to keep up with demand. An American company called Outboard Marine Corp acquired the ...

IT took three months and hours of manpower for Sheldon Thomas and his team to build the traditional Aboriginal canoe that is on display at the Australian Wooden Boat Festival.

BRANFORD — The Able Hand measured 38 feet and 6 inches long. It was built like a Steinway, with the graceful lines of a bird in flight and the majesty of a Rembrandt. Crafted in 1928, it was a ...

Standing in the boat, I twist to the right to plant the iron tip of a 12-foot-long spruce pole into the riverbottom, snubbing the canoe to a stop. The next move is the tricky one.

Researchers have tentatively dated the canoe to between 830 and 950 C.E. INAH Archaeologists in southern Mexico have discovered a well-preserved wooden canoe that may be more than 1,000 years old.