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Geoge Owen's photograph GO.2.434.2 1938 View	MISHOON, 1955. Built WHITE CAP, 1936. GO notes: Blt by F. Arnold Shaw at Riverside, RI... "Mule" as light sail between waists added in 1955. GO.2.435 Providence Journal-Bulletin 1955 View	ENFIELD, 40 ft. working boat. Blt by Quincy Adams Yacht Yard 1940. Bottom-green; topsides-grey; decks-light buff; deckhouse and raised for'd deck.... GO.2.436 View
FS III Jr. in Wm. Reid & Sons shop GO.2.437 1945 View	Designed by George Owen, 1945, for U.S. Army Transport Service. GO.2.438 1945 View	Prior to launching first fiberglass Tech dinghy. June 14, 1952 GO.2.439 1952-06-14 View
Launching first boat of MIT 12 1/2 ft. fiberglass fleet. June 14, 1952 GO.2.440 1952-06-14 View	Taken Ap. 12, F.C. GO.2.441 -----04-12 View	Taken Ap. 12, F.C. GO.2.442 -----04-12 View
MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.443 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.444 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.445 View
MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.446 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.447 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.447.1 View
MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.448 date unknown View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.449 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.450 View
MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.451 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.452 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.453 date unknown View
MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.454 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.455 View	MIT Tech Dinghy GO.2.456 View
MIT Tech Dinghy. Wood & Compton GO.2.457 View	First Tech dinghies, 1930s. Dr. 108 GO.2.458 View	Taken soon after her arrival at Cowes I.W. July 31, 1866. Nineteen days from Boston Light to the Needles, I.W. Then owned by Thomas Appleton .... GO.2.459 1866-07-31 View
ALMIRA. GO.2.460 View	Catamaran - designed and built by N.G. Herreshoff, 1933. To Professor Owen from T.P. Brightman, October 1933. GO.2.461 1933-09-12 View	Catamaran AMARYLLIS, Sept. 1933. Des. by N.G. Herreshoff, 1876. Built by Herreshoff Mfg. Co. in 1933 under supervision of same NGH then 86 years old. GO.2.462 1933-09 View
ANOATOK at Marblehead, 1896 GO.2.463 1896 View	ANOATOK at Marblehead, 1896. LWL=30 ft. Fin and Rudder of Tobin Bronze GO.2.464 1896 View	ANOATOK at Marblehead, 1896. LWL 30 ft. GO.2.465 1896 View
ARTHUR D. STORY, 1929 GO.2.466 1929 View	8080. ASHUMET GO.2.467 View	BEAVER in N.A. Shop, 1925. George O'Hara and Prof. George Owen. GO.2.468 1925 View
MIT BEAVER, 1925. LWL=60". Ballast (Lead Keel)=70 lbs. Displacement (weight)=95 lbs. Sail Area=3445 sq. in. Rating (Model Yacht Ass'n Rule)=4.6 in.... GO.2.469 1925 View	MIT BEAVER, 1926. Lead Keel=70 lbs. LWL=60", Wt=95 lbs. BEAVER, April '34. GO.2.470 1926 View	CLARA, 1884. 22. Scottish cutter CLARA. Designed by G.L. Watson in 1884 to fit the British "1730 Rule," i.e. Rating=((Beam + LWL)squared x Beam)/1730 GO.2.471 1884 View
catboat CLEOPATRA under sail, starboard view GO.2.472 View	CLEOPATRA, 1893, then PENELOPE, then SAPPHIRE, then U.S.S. YANKTON, 1898-1928 GO.2.473 View	Photo by George Owen III GO.2.474 Owen, George 1896 View
COCK ROBIN at Marblehead, 1896. LWL=21 ft. (Knockabout, but with large rig.) 860 sq. ft. rig. Photo by George Owen. (III) GO.2.475 Owen, George 1896 View	COCK ROBIN. LWL=21 ft. With regular knockabout rig. 500 sq. ft. Photo by George Owen III. GO.2.476 Owen, George View	Geoge Owen's photograph GO.2.477 View
CONSTITUTION, 1901 GO.2.478 1901 View	DIGEUNER[?] off Watch Hill, RI. Photo by Geo Owen. 1890 GO.2.479 Owen, George 1890 View	Arthur S. Allen. 1929. Sailed to Greenland. Arthur S. Allen Jr's boat, 1929. GO.2.480 Burke, Norman A. 1929 View
Arthur S. Allen Jr's boat, 1929 GO.2.481 Burke, Norman A. 1929 View	3193. ELLEN. Sonder. 1910 (?) GO.2.482 Jackson, Willard B. 1910 View