| Digitized images – Jim Richardson, boatbuilder, and William Baker, naval architect, at keel-laying ceremony for first representation of Dove. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Stem and part of keel of Maryland Dove (first representation) at keel-laying ceremony; young Jimmy Brighton on keel. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Painting of concept of the original Maryland Dove, shown at keel-laying ceremony for first representation of Maryland Dove. Polly Barber at left, Louis Goldstein at right of painting. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Keel-laying ceremony for first representation of Maryland Dove: stem, part of keel and young Jimmy Brighton. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove: Frames, sheer clamp, bilge stringers and some planking in place; also lodging and hanging knees | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Partially-planked hull of first representation of Maryland Dove in a shed at Richardson boat yard; seen from outside shed; shows stern and port side. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Construction of first representation of Maryland Dove; looking forward under deck, which is mostly in place, showing hanging knees running along sheer clamp. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Wood stove and old band saw frame in shed at Richardson Boat Yard; they put a framework with plastic in front of shed during winter. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Representation of Maryland Dove under construction at Richardson Boat Yard; shown from starboard side looking forward, frames, no planking; probably Bill Slacum under the hull but second person is unidentified. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Polly Barber, Louis Goldstein, and possibly St. Mary’s representatives at keel-laying ceremony for first representation of Maryland Dove. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Hull of first representation of Maryland Dove with ribs in place; shown from starboard quarter; Jim Richardson, left, and Bill Slacum consulting; on ladder at far left are Paul Hawkinson and Freddy Asplen. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Keel-laying ceremony for first representation of Maryland Dove: Left to right, Jay Dayton, Jim Richardson, Freddy Asplen; backs of unidentified persons in foreground. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Representation of Maryland Dove under construction at Richardson Boat Yard; shown from port side looking aft, frames, no planking; boom truck is backed in, probably to raise frames. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Shed at Richardson Boat Yard with first representation of Maryland Dove under construction inside; at right, pilot house from a buy boat; between it and shed is a persimmon tree used to bend members; some protective plastic visible at l | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Jim Brighton on scaffolding near stern of first representation of Maryland Dove; he built framework, which was complicated. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Richardson Boat Yard: Radcliffe Wheatley standing on timbers, Jim Richardson to left and Tom Howell to far left, sawing out cypress timbers with boom truck; roof beyond sawmill with log canoe Edmee S beneath; other shed at right is wher | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – June Wingo sawing off frames in preparation for decking first representation of Maryland Dove. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Port quarter of first representation of Maryland Dove; stern planked; Jim Brighton, partially concealed, standing on scaffolding and working on planking starboard side. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Paul Hawkinson lying on the ground as he faires frames prior to planking near keel of first representation of Maryland Dove | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Fairing frames prior to planking first representation of Maryland Dove; Bill Slacum silhouetted, Paul Hawkinson working on the ground. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Sawmill at Richardson Boat Yard; see 1439.0016; Constellation mast shed perpendicular to other sheds; in shed at right, frames of skipjack Jenny Norman are visible between cab and boom of truck. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – June Wingo sawing off frames in preparation for decking first representation of Maryland Dove. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – June Wingo sawing off frames in preparation for decking first representation of Maryland Dove. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove: Paul Hawkinson, left, on ladder, Bill Slacum above and Jim Elk, below, far right; battens are strung to help pattern the frames. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove: Fred Asplen, left, beyond ladder, Paul Hawkinson on scaffolding and Barbara Firth (friend of Marcie Hawkinson) taking photograph; shows stern and port ribs; no planking. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove: Jim Brighton working on stern planking; also shows port ribs. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove: port quarter and stern framing in early stages. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Marine Railway at Richardson boat yard; boat behind skipjack had sunk and was there for many years. House at end of road was Jim and Generva Richardson’s home. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – June Wingo faring frame for first representation of Maryland Dove; she is “dubbing” with an adze; Hawkinson’s grandmother, from her back, at left. | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; shows frames and partial planking from abaft. “Looking through frames was a sensory experience with smells and light.” | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; shows frames and partial planking from port side; outside of shed, drum on its side was the boiling tank for steaming planks; firebox and water-jacket inside; pipe welded to it sticking ou | 1977 | | | |
| Digitized images – Timbers for making spars in Tom Howell’s shop; they are sitting on sawhorses to raise them up to working height; Jim Richardson did not allow working at ankle height: “Human beings were made to work with a straight back in an upright po | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Bill Slacum and Paul Hawkinson using batten to check fairing (high spots) in frames before planking is installed. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Fred Asplen cutting and fitting hanging knees, which provide structural stability; he did all the hanging and lodging knees. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Catherine Moore caulking the planking. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the first representation of Maryland Dove; Bill Slacum fairing a frame with an adze. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. June Wingo sawing a timber aboard partially planked hull; part of her head not visible. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; frames and partial planking, seen from port side; boiler on right (see 1439.0031 for description); John and Nancy Hoskins, friends of Hawkinson family, at far right. Unidentified man, cent | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; shown from starboard bow after it was dragged out of shed using a tractor and come along with planks underneath heavy rail to keep it upright and pipe rollers underneath and layers of plan | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Paul Hawkinson putting bulwarks on, clamping and fastening after stanchions were put in; tree in right foreground. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Paul Hawkinson on his knees beneath the hull ribs and another man to his right, probably Bill Slacum; they are fairing the ribs. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; David Westergard sawing yellow pine decking (dimensional lumber.) | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; planking complete on starboard side, looking forward from stern; they planked up to the trusses in the shed; did not put bulwarks on poop deck until they dragged the boat outside. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Painted hull of Maryland Dove outside with scaffolding up for working on bulwark on poop deck. Longhead visible. Building at right is another shop with a rudimentary lathe. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Jim Richardson at the anvil; he and Freddy Asplen made all the ironwork for the Maryland Dove. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. it is in the railway slip with skipjack next to her; spars in place; two yards on board; some rigging set up. Possibly Barbara Firth in right foreground. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Catherine Moore on bulwarks, right, and Captain Tom Boyle setting up foremast rigging. Boyle made sure that the build crew was asked to help take Maryland Dove to St. Mary’s. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; seen from astern on marine railway with rudder reattached; braces on sides still in place as well as railway supports. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Cathead on Maryland Dove’s bow with anchor dangling from it. The anchor was fabricated at Richardson’s boat yard from plate steel welded together as box by Joe Balderson. Hollow part of | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; June Wingo carving a deadeye out of Osage; may have been deadeye for mainstay. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Paul Hawkinson at forge heating up pots of tar to pour into bilge for waterways, the low areas between the frames. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Joe Balderson working on the anchor. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Tom Boyles working on spars for Maryland Dove. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Joe Balderson at the forge. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Jim Elk in bosun’s chair fastening name boards on transom. They read “Maryland Dove St. Mary’s Maryland” Maryland Dove is docked at the Cambridge City Dock. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Jim Elk, in bosun’s chair, has just finished fastening name boards on transom. They read “Maryland Dove St. Mary’s Maryland” . Jim Brighton is standing on the poop deck above Elk. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove. it is being towed out of Cambridge port facility, Choptank River, with her sails furled. Probably a day before it is due to it is delivered. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Paul Hawkinson is looking over stern as Jim Elk fastens name boards to stern; they read “Maryland Dove St. Mary’s Maryland”. Maryland Dove is at Cambridge City Dock. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove. it is getting rigged up in Cambridge prior to delivery trip; shows stern with furled sails on two yards; Jim Elk leaning against bulwark, Paul Hawkinson in plaid shirt over side of boat (invisible | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove. Seen from starboard quarter, showing three masts and rigging in place; sails furled on yards. it is docked in Cambridge. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove. Masts and rigging in place, sails furled on two yards; Fred Asplen on end of longhead under bowsprit and Joe Balderson in sailor suit to his left; shot looking aft. Maryland Dove is docked in Camb | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove. Shows completed vessel “kicking off of dock” in Cambridge. Jay Dayton (in red shirt) is straddling , Joe Balderson is beneath him, Jim Brighton beyond, with dark glasses; shows sails furled on two | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Frozen marine railway with water/ice, right, and shore left. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Interior of Richardson boat yard shed with upper part of man sawing, center. Shot from Maryland Dove, which is under construction. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove under construction at Richardson’s boat yard; shows ribs and deck planking above. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Railway slip in winter with dredge boat and small power boat; some of the water may be frozen. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove docked in Cambridge with rigging up and four sails furled; Joe Balderson’s workboat alongside. (He had been in Navy and also captained a buy boat when he came back, worked on Rappahannock.) Severa | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Hull on Richardson’s marine railway, seen from port bow; long bowsprit in place but no other spars. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Paul Hawkinson carrying heated pitch/tar up a ladder to pour on deck seams on Maryland Dove. Part of hull seen from underneath; on marine railway. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove; Paul Hawkinson on ladder, handing heated pitch/tar to a man on Maryland Dove’s deck. It will be poured over her deck seams. Part of hull seen from underneath; vessel on marine railway. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Looking through bulwark at June Wingo pouring hot pitch/tar in the deck seams over caulking; only her legs, arms and hands are shown. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building first representation of Maryland Dove. Spools of line in foreground; Jim Richardson, right, another person working on spar or rigging in background; persimmon tree and wagon pulled up with rigging tools. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the first representation of Maryland Dove; Joe Balderson crouched down and working on foremast and fore topmast where they meet at hounds ( the square projections;) circular member in back is the crows nest platform. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the first representation of Maryland Dove; June Wingo working on rigging. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the first representation of Maryland Dove; Jim Elk, left, and Catherine Moore at rigging wagon. Spools of line; walnut blocks in foreground were made from logs that had been on the property for years, including Osage and waln | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the first representation of Maryland Dove; Fred Asplen working on rigging outdoors at boat yard. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – First representation of Maryland Dove docked in Cambridge with rigging up; Joe Balderson’s workboat alongside. (He had been in Navy and also captained a buy boat when he came back, worked on Rappahannock.) Several people on board Mar | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Hull of Bugeye Edna E Lockwood being lifted by cranes to put her on the marine railway at CBMM; they lifted the roof off the pole shed to put her on the railway, then replaced the roof on the shed. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Replacing the roof on the pole shed at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum; foreground, Mark Brower lying on the ground; standing above him, Jay Dayton, shirtless; part of a crane in background. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Bow of bugeye Edna E. Lockwood on marine railway at CBMM; Paul Hawkinson with post hole digger, Michael Patrick, CBMM painter; third man unidentified; Long Haul Creek in background. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Mark Brower, left, and John Scofield, head bent, next to the hull of bugeye Edna E. Lockwood on marine railway at CBMM; they are placing a chock under Edna’s hull. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Bugeye Edna E. Lockwood being lifted by crane to place her on the marine railway at CBMM; spars in place. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Bugeye Edna E. Lockwood on the marine railway at CBMM; it is ready for launching and bedecked with signal flags; spars in place; it is seen from starboard bow. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Bugeye Edna E. Lockwood about to be launched from marine railway at CBMM. it is seen from bow with rails and ties in foreground; a few people standing on either side of her. | circa 1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Fred Asplen bent over tar bucket and Jim Elk, right; they are standing next to spar placed on truck chassis for first representation of Maryland Dove; power yacht on the hard in the background. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – June Wingo’s dog Barley with foremast of first representation of Maryland Dove in background. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Paul Hawkinson working on the rigging for first representation of Maryland Dove; he is sitting outside with tools on table in foreground and a spar in the background. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Jay Dayton working on rigging for first representation of Maryland Dove; he is sitting outside, holding a line attached to two blocks; a spar at left. | 1978-1979 | | | |
| Digitized images – Willis Street Fort, a big wooden box on a wooden dock over water. Four young men leaning over the top are, left to right, Wayne Spencer, Raymond Willis, Reg Mills (Reggie) and Bill Slacum. | circa 1960 | | | |
| Digitized images – Wooden sign at the end of a narrow wooden pier; sign reads “VERY, VERY POOR MAN’S YACHT CLUB ENTRANCE THIS MANSION IS CONDEMED (sic) DEAD END. Standing next to the sign are Reg Mills and Bill Slacum. Probably on the Choptank River, in | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard. Cathy Moore using a chisel to clean plugs. She is working on the planking, a few unplanked ribs beneath. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Three men using adzes to shape lumber. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Paul Hawkinson “mastering the afternoon nap”. He is dozing in the sun while leaning against the hull of the Dove. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Bill Slacum using a paring chisel” on a thick piece of lumber. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Bobby Ruark working on a short piece of sawn lumber; big circular saw hanging behind him. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Framing of the Dove” shot from inside the hull; shows two deck beams and many frames in place. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Crew standing up the transom frame” Shows four men lifting the frame; big round saw wheel at right; they are working outside a shed. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows Captain Jim Richardson using a plane to smooth a long piece of lumber; a few ribs in place behind him. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows five or six workers conferring; they are all dressed in warm hats and jackets. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “View of the main hatchway to the hold (minus the cover.) ” Also shows beginnings of a cabin and partially planked deck. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “June Wingo and Captain Jim framing the transom.” They are standing on a plank platform and attaching a plank to curved ribs. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Picture showing a few large, square timbers which will become the coaming around the hatchway. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Cathy Moore using a lathe to make trunnels.” She is working inside a shed with Dove’s frames at left and a window at right. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Paul Hawkinson operating electric plane.” He is working outdoors and smoothing a large piece of lumber. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “June Wingo using a sharpening stone.” Whetstone is visible but impossible to tell what she is sharpening. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Paul Hawkinson drilling a hole to receive a spike to hold planks together.” He is drilling from the bottom up; appears to be an electric drill. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Framework of the Dove looking aft.” Shows several ribs, including the transom ribs. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows framing from inside the vessel, and some planking. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows Captain Jim inspecting the framing for the transom; another man standing nearby. They are standing on a raised platform. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows framing for deck and cabin. Shot from inside. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows “worker scribing the line of the guardboard.” He is kneeling and leaning under the hull with a sharp implement in his outstretched hand; some of the hull planking is | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Young “Paul Hawkinson learning how the ribs are assembled.” He is seated on a plank, with saw, hammer, clamps and a partially assembled large rib; older man’s head only in | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Making the rudder: shows partially shaped rudder blade and stock; jack plane sitting atop the stock. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Worker nailing planks to the outside of the boat.” | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows head and shoulders of Fred Asplen; he is standing between the the deck frames. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Bobby Ruark is fastening a batten to a frame. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: “Captain Jim providing instruction.” He and the worker, possibly June Wingo, are standing among the deck frames; only their heads and hands are visible. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: After end of the vessel, showing the curved transom and partially planked hull. It is in a shed. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Capt. Jim standing on a raised platform and working on the transom frame. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the l970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows steam box; from right: chimney, boiler, long pipe which is the steambox, and two men opening, closing or loading the steam box pipe. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Frame of Jim Richardson’s bugeye, under construction at his boatyard: shows frames; no planking visible; hammock in foreground. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Three adzes on a block; framework of vessel in background. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Huge tree trunk under a roof; it has been shaped into eight flat sides; octagonal cross-section in foreground; a few pieces of lumber at left. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Framing of the Maryland Dove, shown from inside. No planking in place. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Fred Asplen and June Wingo, in foreground, are using adzes to shape a tree into parts for the Dove. Two other workers and big tent in background. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Unfinished forward deck, open hatchway; probably shot in a shed because overhead beams are visible. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: June Wingo is holding an adze, probably before shaping a frame, left; dog lying on the ground next to her. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Two workmen on a raised platform are “drilling a hole to insert a plug.” A third man, at bottom, is using an adze, probably to shape the planking; part of the hull at right | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Worker uses a scribe to fit the plank to the keel. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Visitors watch as four workers, including June Wingo, at right, shape a small log into a part for the Maryland Dove | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shoreline with an unidentified motor yacht and mail boxes at right; workboats in far background. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Wooden mechanism created by Captain Jim to move heavy pieces of lumber, etc. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Looking up at Cathy Moore holding a string which is attached to a deck beam. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Looking forward at a few deck planks in place, with rulers, drill and other tools, and unplanked deck beams. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Wooden mechanism created by Captain Jim to move heavy objects; shows it on a two-wheeled trailer which would be hooked to his tractor. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Cabin entrance seen from the partially finished deck; ladder going down into the cabin; tool tray in foreground; foredeck unfinished. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the 1970’s Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Worker June Wingo sharpening a tool, possibly on a whetstone. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Overhead view of 1970’s Maryland Dove painted, rigged, and docked, with painters going ashore. It is probably completed and ready to sail. Awnings are rigged above its deck, possibly for a celebration on board. It is seen from starb | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Cathy Moore and, possibly, Fred Asplen working on the Maryland Dove. She is chopping with an adz. A small part of the unplanked hull is shown. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Captain Jim Richardson is at the helm of his skipjack preparing to sail. The sails are furled and another person is in the cockpit. Wooded shoreline is in the background. | undated | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Trestle trees awaiting installation on the Dove; open round hole is for the topmast; covered hole is for the mainmast. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Four workmen standing on the ground next to the mast and trestle tree of the Dove; note heavy iron bands around the mainmast. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Mainmast and trestle tree supported on beams on the ground; part of crane in background; heavy iron bands around the mast. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Unidentified vessel, perhaps a skipjack, under construction at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Shows some of the cabin planks installed; unplanked frames are next to them. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Mainmast of the Dove supported on beams on the ground; cross section in foreground; in far background, octagonal part of the mast which goes below deck. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Crane hoisting the mainmast off a flatbed truck; heavy steel bands around the mast; note the octagonal part of the mast, at right, which will go below deck. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Mainmast of Dove supported on beams on the ground; crane and trestle tree in background; octagonal part of mast, which goes below deck, in foreground. | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Captain Jim has his hand on a clutch which operates his sawmill; he is probably cutting planks for the Dove; large round blade cutting into tree trunk ; truck in the background; | circa 1976 | | | |
| Digitized images – Building the Maryland Dove at Jim Richardson’s boatyard: Crane hoisting the mainmast off a flatbed truck; heavy steel bands around the mast; trestle tree at left; note the octagonal part of the mast, at right, which will go below deck; | circa 1976 | | | |
| Decoys – A half finished duck decoy created by Leonard Pryor circa 1960. The decoy is wood painted with primer, has no eyes/facial details and no weights. | undated | | | |
| Signage – Wooden decorative sign depicting a carved osprey in a nest with wings outstretched, a sunset and water painted in the background. Front, over osprey scene, “EVENING VIEW”. Metal hooks at top with rope for hanging the sign. Osprey’s left wing is | undated | | | |
| Model (concept) – A hand carved folkart model of pungy Amanda F. Lewis made by Captain Gus Rice. It is a wodden model painted red and white with gold caving details. The spars are painted dark brown and the sails are made of cloth and are a light brown | circa 1930 | | | |
| Half models – A half model of Bay Belle made by Joe Hauf. The model is made of wood and painted red on the hull and white on the top with metal railings also painted white. There is one smoke stack near the front of the vessel painted white on the bottom | circa 1985 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – A painted wood sculpture of a fisherman made by Waverly Evans. a wooden fisherman with green shirt, gray shorts, and a red hat. The fisherman attaches to a brown and green wooden stand via a metal hook. There is a wooden crank on | circa 2000 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – A painted wooden sculpture created by Waverly Evans. The sculpture depicts a gunning skiff with a gun across the middle of the skiff. A gunnman stands at the back of the skiff. The skiff, gun, and gunman are painted light brown. | circa 2000 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – A painted wooden sculpture of a sneabox with a gunner created by Waverly Evans. A carved gunman is seated or crouched in the center of the sneakbox. There are 8 cutouts of ducks at regualr intervals around the edge of the sneakbo | circa 2000 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – A painted sculpture made from a buoy depicting a crab picker by Waverly Evans. Crab picker has a llight skintone, black hair, red lips and is wearing a translucent headscarf/hairnet. The crabpicker has a light pink outfit with no | circa 2000 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – A painted sculpture made by Waverly Evans out of a buoy depicting a fisherman. The fisherman wears an orange hat with a wide brim, a light purple button down shirt with short sleeves and 4 pockets in the front, and green plants. | circa 2000 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – A sculpture of a fisherman made out of a painted buoy created by Waverly Evans. Fisherman is wearing a purple, sleevless button down shirt with two pockets on the front, red pants, and a red cap with a brim. The shirt is worn ope | circa 2000 | | | |
| Sculpture (visual work) – 2 Round sculptures made of newspaper created by Mama Girl. They have stems at on end and were meant to look like fruit. They are unpainted with the newsprint still showing. These sculptures were never completed by the artist. | undated | | | |
| Clothes – An outfit made by Mama Girl. It consists of a white, button down shirt with two pockets and blue pants with an elastic waist. Both shirt and pants have hand painted designes on the front and back. The front of the shirt has three red and black | circa 2005 | | | |
| Shirt – A commemorative T-shirt from the Waterman’s Folklife Festival from sometime around 1998-2000. The T-shirt is a size XL made of 50% cotton, 50% polyester. It is a bright, golden yellow color with black lettering that reads Waterman’s Folklife Fest | circa 1998-2000 | | | |
| Shirt – A commemtrative T-Shirt. The shirt is purple and is made of 50% cotton, 50% polyester. On the front, right hand side is a white outline of the same words and logo that are depicted in color on the back of the shirt. Both logos read Smith Island Co | circa 1996-1998 | | | |
| Decoys – A small duck decoy carved out of wood. The wood is light colored and unfinished (no stain or paint). The beak and eyes of the duck have been drawn on the head in pencil. The head is made of a separate peice of wood and is secured in place withan | undated | | | |
