Resort Rowboat

Object/Artifact

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Lacey Museum

Image of Pleasant Acres Rowboat on display: The image shows an angled view of the rowboat, with two oars and a life jacket inside it, as well as a rope through the bow eye. Some damage can be seen along the front from use.
Image of Pleasant Acres Rowboat on display

The image shows an angled view of the rowboat, with two oars and a life jacket inside it, as well as a rope through the bow eye. Some damage can be seen along the front from use.

Name/Title

Resort Rowboat

Entry/Object ID

1994-049-0003

Description

A ten-foot wooden rowboat. The outside is painted green, while the inside is gray-ish. There are two bench seats. The boat has two oarlocks (which are probably modern) and a bow eye. A bow cap is present, though rusted.

Context

During the 1920s and 30s, Lacey was known for its many lakeside resorts. Small boats such as this were commonly used on the lakes.

Dimensions

Dimension Description

The height ranges from 20 inches at the bow to 14 inches at the stern.

Height

20 in

Width

10 ft

Depth

46 in

Relationships

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Notes

Though present in the object photos and at times exhibited together, the oars are from a different collection.

Notes

Though present in the object photos and at times exhibited together, the boat anchor is from a different collection.

Notes

This life jacket pictured inside the boat is almost certainly from the same collection as this boat.