Founded in 1978 after the first Wooden Boat Festival in North America, WBF joined with Northwest Maritime Center in 2005. Visit us in historic Cupola House and see the boats at Center Dock this summer and in the new NWMC facilities in the Fall.
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- 1978 in Port Townsend, Washington
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- Wooden Boat Festival 2009
Point Hudson marina
Friday, September 11 at 9:00am
Karen Alls Well The only thing better than attending WBF in Pt Townsend as a guest, is to participate in WBF PT as a volunteer! Thanks for the opportunities and the memories ~
Raja Fernando Raja Fernando telphone no 0094112521980
Raja Fernando Glad to be a meber from Sri lanka RAJA FERNANDO Telephone 009411250921 annesleyf@yahoo.com
Clare Maclean Have heard how wonerful you are - wish I could be there
Wooden Boat Foundation 33rd annual Wooden Boat Festival! Photo credit Jan Davis, Port Townsend unless noted in caption. Thanks everyone for a fantastic festival!!
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Wooden Boat Foundation 34th Wooden Boat Festival theme will be "Tools, Tales & Tradewinds." If you are an artist or know an artist who would like to submit ideas for the 2010 poster art, check out the News section of our home page. Submissions due December 1!
Wooden Boat Foundation Mark your calendars for 34th wooden boat festival Sept 10-12, 2010!
David A Koontz Enjoyed seeing the new boat house! What a great space.
Taylor Jahn This will be the first time I've ever gone. What are some fun things to do at the festival??
Ankica Silic
with best wishes for Wooden Boat Festival 2009
I will follow up on line
Jon Looking forward to making my volunteer time at the show a great experience. Will work for smiles.
Darren Davis We'll be there, on the hook (anchor for land lubbers).
Beth Stroh-Stern sanding, sanding trying to get Ragnhild ready!
Wooden Boat Foundation Check out the latest news about the Compass Rose public art project at NWMC & WBF in today's PDN.
Area memories set in stone in massive Port Townsend compass -- Port Angeles Port Townsend Sequim For
www.peninsuladailynews.com
Primo Construction crew members Dan Bartee of Sequim, left, and Nick Bielby of Port Angeles, on knees, work on installing the Compass Rose at the Northwest Maritime Center while supervisors check the work, which started July 20. ...
