B Bill Thurlow Enthusiastic about Wooden Canoes Yesterday at 4:26 PM #1 I was told that serial #C0001 is in the museum in Washburn Maine, tried contacting them but haven't heard back. Bill Thurlow Attachments IMG_20260810_150525.jpg 18.3 KB · Views: 30 IMG_20260813_160736.jpg 22 KB · Views: 28 IMG_20260813_160758.jpg 24.5 KB · Views: 27 IMG_20260810_150542.jpg 30.5 KB · Views: 24 IMG_20260810_150518.jpg 32 KB · Views: 30
I was told that serial #C0001 is in the museum in Washburn Maine, tried contacting them but haven't heard back. Bill Thurlow
fabinopoma37 New Member Today at 5:46 AM #2 If your hull shares these dimensions and carries a stamped number like "C" followed by digits on the stem or deck, it confirms your canoe was built in Flewelling's Crouseville shop.
If your hull shares these dimensions and carries a stamped number like "C" followed by digits on the stem or deck, it confirms your canoe was built in Flewelling's Crouseville shop.
OP OP B Bill Thurlow Enthusiastic about Wooden Canoes Today at 7:16 AM #3 Serial #C 0002 stamped on the stem.
Benson Gray Canoe History Enthusiast Staff member Today at 7:59 AM #4 Some pictures of the Flewelling at the museum in Washburn Maine are available at the link below. Benson Post in thread 'Asymmetric 20 ft canoe Gallupe?' Jun 27, 2023 This is Flewelling Canoe number 1 located in Washburn, Maine. LOA was approximately 20" 6" Tip of Deck to Deck was 20 feet. We counted 64 long ribs.
Some pictures of the Flewelling at the museum in Washburn Maine are available at the link below. Benson Post in thread 'Asymmetric 20 ft canoe Gallupe?' Jun 27, 2023 This is Flewelling Canoe number 1 located in Washburn, Maine. LOA was approximately 20" 6" Tip of Deck to Deck was 20 feet. We counted 64 long ribs.