CBMM Ship Plans by Skinner, Washington Hammond (Builder)

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
1993.0067.0118.04Pungy SophiaPungy schoonerEarle, John G - Creator; Skinner, Washington Hammond - Builder1847Plans for the Pungy Sophia drawn by John G. Earle. Built in 1847 by Washington Hammond Skinner. The hull form is from the Arundel Diagram Data. One set of Plans D-G with an additional copy of Plan D. Plan D Depicts the hull lines, cross sections and body plan. In this drawing the boat is noted as a schooner. Plan E depicts the hull lines. Plan F depicts the hull lines. Plan G is an enhanced version of Plan D with notes about Section 7 when viewed on the section detail drawing and the half-breadth plan. It states that the red dashed lines represent one inch , the difference in thickness between the clamp and ceiling, but enough to relieve the tumblehome effect of drawing the upper end of the section into the mark. Similarly detailed remarks are included for sections 3 and 5. Material for Plan D is pencil, black ink and red ink on graph paper; Plan E is pencil on graph paper; Plan F is pencil and red ink on graph paper, Plan G is ink on art paper.17.000in - 22.000inopen CBMM page