CBMM Ship Plans by Brownlee, Edward G (Designer)

These ship plans are found in the collection of the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Maryland.

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Catalog #TitleBoat TypeArtist/MakerDate MadeDescriptionDimensionsPlace MadeFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
1993.0001.0099.01Deal Island Crabbing SkiffCrabbing skiffBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerPlans for a Deal Island Crabbing Skiff. One set of Plans A-C. Plan A is the sheer, half-breadth and body with a partial table of offsets. Plan B is a artial construction plan. Plan C is a partial outboard profile and sail and rigging plan. Material is pencil on vellum.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0100.0018' Sailing Skiff Shallow VeeSkiffBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerCirca 01/01/1946 -Plans for the 18' Sailing Skiff Shallow Vee, built in 1938. Lines taken in 1945. Boat dimensions are 18' 8" x 5' 4". The boat is a square stern, centerboard, day sailer. Drawing depicts the construction plan with principle dimensions, sail plan and body plan. Material is pencil on vellum.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0101.00Chesapeake Bay Ram Schooner Edwin & MaudeSchoonerBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerCirca 01/01/1933 -Plans for the Chesapeake Bay Ram Schooner Edwin & Maude. Vessel is flat bottom with round bilges. Boat dimensions are 126.5' x 23.8' x 8.6' (depth of hold). Drawing depicts a modeler's plan with notes consisting of an outboard profile, sail plan, half-breadth, deck plan, and body plan. Material for the three copies is ink on paper, vellum, and photostat.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0102.01Schooner Kate DarlingtonSchoonerBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerCirca 01/01/1936 -Modeler's plans for the Schooner Kate Darlington. Vessel dimensions are 97.8' x 28' x 7.1' (depth of hold). One set of Plans A-C with four additonal sets of Plans A-B and one additional copy of Plan A. Plan A is the modeler's plans depicting the sheer, half-breadth and body plan. Plan B is the modeler's plans depicting the general arrangement and sail plan. Plan C is the original layout. Material for Plan A is one copy on vellum and five blueline copies; material for Plan B is one copy of ink on paper, one vellum copy, and three blueline copies; material for Plan C is on construction paper.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0103.01Sloop George W. JacksonSloopBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1936 -Plans for the Sloop George W. Jackson, drawn in 1936 by Edward G. Brownlee. Boat dimensions are 41' X 15' 2" X 3' 1". One set of Plans A-B with five additional copies of Plan B. Plan A is the detailed sheer, half-breadth and body plan with cross sections at stations AA, BB, and the sail plan. Plan B is the modeler's building plan and construction details for the model buildings. Material is pencil on paper for Plan A; iink on paper with a vellum copy, two blueline copies, and two photostat copies for Plan B.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0104.00Pungy Schooner William H. TaylorPungy schoonerBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerPlans for the Pungy Schooner William H. Taylor. Vessel dimensions are 65' x 21' x 6'. Plan is incomplete. Drawing depicts the sail plan with dimensions, but without a hull rendering. Material is pencil on tracing paper.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0105.0089' Three Masted Schooner William J. StanfordSchoonerBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1934 -Plans for the 89' Three Masted Schooner William J. Stanford. The schooner was originally built as the John P. Connor, then renamed the Precilla, and then in 1934 was renamed the William J. Stanford. Plans are unfinished with a drawing depicting a sail plan. Material is pencil on tracing paper.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0106.0053' Bugeye MaguireBugeyeBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1940 -Plans for the 53' Bugeye Maguire. Overall boat length is 53' 4". Drawing depicts the sheer, half-breadth and body plan. Material is ink on paper.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0107.01Ships plans for bugeye "BROWN SMITH JONES". A) LiBugeyeBrownlee, Edward G - Designer; Johnson, George A. - BuilderExact 01/01/1940 -Ships plans for bugeye "BROWN SMITH JONES". Built in 1894 for the Maryland Oyster Navy/Oyster Fishery Police. It was subsequently converted to a yacht. The vessel had a tender named Tom Dick Harry. In 1958, the vessel sank at Woods Hole and was later raised. A) Lines & deck plan B) Profile, sail and rigging plan. Boat size: 65' 6". Condition: Poor. Material: Pencil on paper.- Cambridge - MDImage 1
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1993.0001.0108.0063' Bugeye George B. FaunceBugeyeBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1940 -Plans for the 63' Bugeye George B. Faunce. Drawing depicts the sheer, half-breadth with deck plan and body plan.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0109.0165' Frame Bugeye Lizzie J. CoxBugeyeBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1940 -Plans for the 65' Frame Bugeye Lizzie J. Cox. One set of Plans A-B. Plan A is the sheer, half-breadth with deck plan and body plan. Plan B depicts details of the trailboards. Material is pencil on paper for Plan A; pencil on vellum for Plan B.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0110.0084' Bugeye Mollie V. LeonardBugeyeBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1940 -Plans for the 84' Bugeye Mollie V. Leonard. Drawing depicts the outboard profile, sail plan and rigging plan, with a starboard elevation view.open CBMM page
1993.0001.0111.00Bugeye Wentz L. RobertsBugeyeBrownlee, Edward G - DesignerExact 01/01/1940 -Plans for the Bugeye Wentz L. Roberts. Drawing depicts the sheer, half-breadth with deck plan and body plan. Material is pencil on paper.open CBMM page