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All I want for Christmas..
View this post on Instagram Frames all in on Christmas Eve! Great teamwork! #woodenboatcentretasmania #franklinwoodenboatcentre #woodenboatcentrefranklin #nwswb A post shared by lostboyphotography (@lostboyphotography) on Dec 23, 2018 at 10:02pm PST
Frames on demand
View this post on Instagram They’re spoiling us down here! Needed some green celery top pine for frames…so we headed to Dave Golding’s mill and he ripped a batch up! Thanks Dave! #haven12 #nwswb #notasawstop A post shared by Sean (@koomenzoo) on Dec 23, 2018 at 1:53am PST
ATL Composites sponsors WEST SYSTEM products to build a Haven 12.5
View the story HERE.
Interview with Tasmanian-bound alums Ginny and Nelson
Listen to the interview HERE.
HULL RAISING IN HOBART: Boat School Represents the USA at the 2019 Australian Wooden Boat Festiva
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Save the Ajax Cafe, Grow the Boat School Exciting news! The Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding has an opportunity to expand our campus while also supporting the re-opening of our neighborhood Cafe. As you may know, the Ajax Cafe and the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding have been cornerstones of our community for over 36 years. The future…
Marine Systems Intensives Begin
The prototype version of four new Marine Systems Intensives will run June 19-Jun 30. Participation by invitation. Classes will begin running later this summer. To learn more click HERE.
Alumni Meet Up: San Diego Wooden Boat Festival
Raise a glass us and join us at the 27th Annual San Diego Wooden Boat Festival on June 17th! Meet up with fellow alums and friends of the Boat School for a beer of glass or wine. A great time to find out what is happening at the school, talk shop, boats and reconnect with classmates. Family welcome. Hosted…
Join the Celebration at 3rd Annual Gala & Fundraiser
The Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding delivers a quality education that is effective and unique — old-world craftmanship relevant to today’s workplace. We’re going strong after 36 years and it’s time to celebrate! We invite you to attend the Boat School’s 3rd Annual Gala & Fundraiser ‘Building on Tradition’ April 22, 2017 at the Northwest Maritime Center. Join us…
Student Spotlight
Read the Port Townsend Leader article on Eric Hamar, talented traditional alaskan woodcarver and current traditional large craft student! Read the article HERE
Submarine Becomes One
The University of Washington Human Powered Submarine hull halves in the process of getting bonded together in the contemporary class. Can you imagine yourself in this?
Thank you First Federal!
A BIG, HUGE thank you from our board and staff to our friends at First Federal Bank on their sponsorship for our 2nd Annual Gala & Fundraiser June 18, 2016! It’s not too late to get involved! To learn more about the big night, visit www.nwswb.edu/gala!
Viking boat-building techniques taught on Peninsula
Check out the Peninsula Daily News article that highlights the workshop at the Boat School From the Forest to the Sea: 11th Century Norse Boatbuilding taught by renowned boatbuilder Jay Smith hosted at the School. The workshop will introduced participants to 11th Century Boatbuilding including the technology of the period, methods of construction, and the many unique tools used…
Week 22: Halfway There…
Life is one of those finicky calendar problems. I am never quite sure where I’m at on the schedule. Is this the halfway point or just another birthday to be recorded in a writer’s diary? Fortunately, all schools come with clearly denoted start and stop points. It seems someone figured out students reach a point upon which the brain…
Whiskey Planks for Everyone!
It’s official! The Sea Beast and Felicity Ann celebrated their whiskey planks!
Splash!
The Herreshoff Pram from instructor Leigh O’Connor’s class splashed! Congrats! “My students just finished up this Herreshoff pram last week. We launched it yesterday and had a nice day on the water. This is just one of four boats my class will be completing over a six month period.” – Leigh O’ Connor
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Founded in 1981, the school offers a full-time 12 month Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) degree in Wooden Boatbuilding and a 9-month diploma program in Marine Systems.
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