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Why the Wooden Boat Guild of Tasmania?
Given that Tasmania is home to one of the world's finest
boat building timbers, Huon Pine, it's not surprising that
it is also home to some of Australia's finest wooden boats.
As well as being the destination for one of the world's
premier off-shore yacht races, Hobart is also host to Australia's
premier wooden boat show.
The keepers of wooden boat
heritage and craft in Tasmania are the Wooden Boat Guild
of Tasmania who see their role as being one of nurturing
and educating in the art of wooden boat building and restoration.
Membership, meetings, etc
The Guild meets on the third Monday of each month at the
Mariners Cottage, 42 Napoleon St. (on the river side of the
park near the slips), at 19:30 hrs. New members are always welcome.
Members keep in touch through the journal "The Rudder"
and the monthly News Letter "The Skeg" and regular
rowing and other boating rendezvous.
Become a Member. Members application form
Postal address: PO Box 28, Battery Point Tas 7004
Officebearers for 2007-2008:
| President | Ross Barnett | 03 6223 3451 |
| Sen.Vice President | Graeme Hunt | 03 6227 8652 |
| Vice President | David Barnes | 03 6244 1302 |
| Secretary | Peter Higgs | 03 6249 1695 |
| Treasurer | Brian Marriott | 0419 877 684 |
| Flag Officers | Peter Higgs & Brian Marriott | |
| Mess Officers | Cherelle Gadge & Robin Singleton | 03 6243 9033 |
| Committee | David Gatenby | |
| Noel Hall |
| Jim Tayton |
The Wooden Boat Guild of Tasmania Inc is a
Tasmanian
Incorporated Association, registration number TAS 03090C. The Articles of Association are available
here.
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