The History of the Craft

Created by vinnana in English at 1.0 km of University District, Washington (United States) over 3 years ago

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This is a short introduction to an oral history project produced by the Center for Wooden Boats on South Lake Union. These interviews focus on how different shipwrights were introduced to the craft of boat building.

9 echoes in this walk (1h 1min)

  • Peter Proctor (7min 56s)

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    This is a short segment from a longer interview with Peter Proctor as part of an Oral History Pro

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  • Dave Thacker (9min 46s)

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    This is Short segment from an interview with Dave Thacker as part of Longer Oral History project

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  • Sam Laher (9min 53s)

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    This is Short segment from an interview with Sam Laher as part of Longer Oral History project on

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  • Dave Mullins (5min 58s)

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    This is another Short segment from a Longer Oral History project on Maritime Craftsmanship produc

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  • Dave LeBlanc (9min 42s)

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    This is a short segment from a longer interview with Dave LeBlanc as part of an Oral History Proj

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  • Roy Dunbar (9min 45s)

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    This is a short segment from a longer interview with Roy Dunbar as part of an Oral History Projec

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  • Robin Berry (7min 14s)

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    This is a short segment from a longer interview with Robin Berry as part of an Oral History Proje

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  • Geoff Braden (9min 58s)

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    This is Short segment from an interview with Geoff Braden as part of Longer Oral History project

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  • Ian Graham (5min 33s)

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    This is Short segment from an interview with Ian Grahm as part of Longer Oral History project on

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