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    Starboard profile, deck view, and bulkheads for a two masted vessel, supposedly LE GRIFFON. Unknown source or draftsperson

    Plans detailing rigging configuration for GRIFFON as it looked in 1679. Plans dated 11-27-79.

    8 sheets detailing a range of information n the construction and configuration of the Sloop WELCOME (1775) drawn by Fredrick S. Ford Jr for the Mackinac Island State Park Commission in

    Model plans detailing construction details for the USS Brig NIAGARA built in 1813 - Sheet 2 of 3

   

    Plans detailing deck plan, frame configuration, and inboard profile for Schooner ALVIN CLARK built by John Clark at the Bates and Davis Shipyard in 1846. Plans were drawn using measurements taken between 1979 & 1982 by C.T. McCutcheon Jr. who finished his draft in 1982. - Sheet 2 of 2

    Plans detailing hull lines and body plan for Schooner ALVIN CLARK built by John Clark at the Bates and Davis Shipyard in 1846. Plans were drawn using measurements taken between 1979 & 1982 by C.T. McCutcheon Jr. who finished his draft in 1982. - Sheet 1 of 2

    Plans detailing sectional construction plans for Schooner ALVIN CLARK built by John Clark at the Bates and Davis Shipyard in 1846. Plans were drawn using measurements taken between 1979 & 1982 by C.T. McCutcheon Jr. who finished his draft in 1982. - Sheet 3

    Plan detiling engine boiler for the propellor INDIANA built in 1848 by F.M. Keating. Plans draw for the Smithsonian Institute - National Museum of American History.

    Smithsonian Institute plans detailing the front elevation of the vessel's engine.

    Plans detailing left elevation off the engine for the propeller INDIANA built in 1848 by F.M. Keating. Plans draw for the Smithsonian Institute - National Museum of American History.

    Plan and horizontal sections of engine for the propeller INDIANA built in 1848 by F.M. Keating. Plans draw for the Smithsonian Institute - National Museum of American History.

    Rear elevation of engine for the propeller INDIANA built in 1848 by F.M. Keating. Plans draw for the Smithsonian Institute - National Museum of American History.

    Drawn by G.F. Campbell for the Model Shipways company in 1967, this plan details the rigging configuration of the famed Schooner Yacht AMERICA built in 1851. Plan shows rigging as it was configure from 1851 to 1859. - Plans meant for model reconstruction

    Drawn by G.F. Campbell in 1967, for Model Shipways, this plan details the hull lines and inboard profile for schooner yacht AMERICA built-in 1851.

    Plans drawn by H.W Potter for A.J. Fischer detailing rigging, deck plan, outboard profile, sheer plan, half breadth plan, and body plan for the schooner Challenge. Built by William W. Bates in 1856. Plans are designed for model reproductions. - Sheet 1 of 2

    General plans detailing hull lines and rigging details for schooner CHALLENGE built in 1852, by William W. Bates. - draftsperson possibly H.I. Chapelle

    Plans drawn by H.W Potter for A.J. Fischer detailing rigging plan for the schooner Challenge. Built by William W. Bates in 1856. Plans are designed for model reproductions. - Sheet 2 of 2

    As part of the Historic American Merchant Marine Survey project housed as the Smithsonian Institute, this copy of the original plans illustrates the hull lines and body plan for the Schooner VERMONT built-in 1853.

    Plan drawn by Dennis Kinane detailing bow and stern for the brigantine NEWSBOY. Details most likely taken from ship model. Plan dated 4-19-1977.