Jolly Dolphin

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Uncurated Search Results

Type: Three-Sail Bateau

Year: 1958

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Location: Lloyds

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Fetch?	Row ID	Catalog #	Object Name	Title	Artist/Maker	Date Made	Place Made	Description	Full Image	CBMM Cat. Page
	1	0000.1407.0039	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin	Michael Matthews	early 1970s	LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, built by Jim [Richardson] in the 1950's sailed by Emil DelCorte, who owned the Dolphin for something like 25 years beginning in the 1970's." Shows her under full sail from the starboard side, in open water. Yawl boat on davits.		View
	2	0000.1407.0040	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin	Michael Matthews	early 1970s	LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, built by Jim [Richardson] in the 1950's sailed by Emil DelCorte, who owned the Dolphin for something like 25 years beginning in the 1970's. A full history of the Dolphin is available on the website www.the jollydolphin.com, maintained by the current owner, Jack Zuraw of Elllicott City, MD." Shows her under full sail from the starboard side, in open water. Yawl boat on davits.		View
	3	0000.1407.0041	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin	Michael Matthews	early 1970s	LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, built by Jim [Richardson] in the 1950's sailed by Emil DelCorte, who owned the Dolphin for something like 25 years beginning in the 1970's." A full history of the Dolphin is available on the website www.thejollydolphin.com, maintained by the current owner, Jack Zuraw of Ellicott KCity, MD." Shows her under full sail from the port side, in open water. Yawl boat on davits.		View
	4	0000.1407.0042	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin	Michael Matthews	early 1970s	LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, built by Jim [Richardson] in the 1950's sailed by Emil DelCorte, who owned the Dolphin for something like 25 years beginning in the l970's. A full history of the Dolphin is available on the website www.thejollydolphin.com, maintained by the current owner, Jack Zuraw of Ellicott City, MD." Shows her under full sail from the starboard quarter. Yawl boat on davits.		View
	5	0000.1407.0043	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin, from the starboard quarter, sails furled	Michael Matthews	c2015	LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, circa 2015, docked in the Magothy River." Shows her from the starboard quarter, sails furled; good view of rudder.		View
	6	0000.1407.0044	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin under sail			LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, photos supplied by Jack Zuraw, who has spent 12 years (thus far) restoring and sailing her. His website even has excerpts from home movies made in the mid-1950's showing the logs being dragged into place at the yard." She is under sail; photograph made from the bowsprit, looking aft the full length of the vessel, with two persons in the cockpit; Maryland state flag flying from a shroud; spray and a wake.		View
	7	0000.1407.0045	digitized images	The Jolly Dolphin docked			LeCompte Creek, Lloyds, MD	"The Jolly Dolphin, photos supplied by Jack Zuraw, who has spent 12 years (thus far) restoring and sailing her. His website even has excerpts from home movies made in the mid-1950's showing the logs being dragged into place at the yard." She is docked at ???; shown from starboard quarter; sail furled; flags arrayed from forestay and halyard.		View