Canoe, wood/canvas

Object/Artifact

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Antique Boat Museum

Name/Title

Canoe, wood/canvas

Entry/Object ID

2009.013

Description

2009.013 Boat type: wood/canvas canoe Builder: E.H. Gerrish Length: Beam: Date Built: likely early 1890s E.H. Gerrish was an active boat builder in Bangor Maine circa 1875 to 1909. He was the earliest commercial builder of wood-canvas canoes and one of the largest. His canoes reflect their Indian ancestry clearly. Their shapes and gentle upsweep of the stems are reminiscent of Penobscot and Malecite bark canoes. (Bond's Boats and Boating in the Adirondacks). JMP 4/5/2010 Canoe was purchased for William Seward Webb's NeHaSaNe Lodge located near Lake Lila in the Adirondack Mountains.

Collection

Boats

Acquisition

Accession

2009.013

Source or Donor

Dan W. Catlin, Blake H. Catlin, Todd B. Catlin

Acquisition Method

Gift

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Gerrish, E.H.

Place

Location

Bangor, Maine

Notes

Propulsion: Paddle

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Exhibition Number

Other Number

PC10

Dimensions

Width

34 in

Depth

12-1/2 in

Length

195 in

Location

Gallery

*Pauline Morgan Dodge Gallery

Building

*Small Craft Building