The motor vessel Westward is a 102 year old wooden vessel designed by Ted Geary and has one of the last working Atlas imperial engines onbaord. She was designed to criuse the inside passage of Alaska and gets restoration work done in the Pacific Northwest over the winter.

Bosun’s Workshop maintains a close, mutually beneficial relationship with the Schooner Zodiac, and each works to complement the other’s mission. The Zodiac provides a perfect platform for Bosun’s Workshop members to learn sailing, navigation and historic vessel preservation, and Schooner Zodiac benefits from the countless hours of volunteer labor, keeping her as beautiful and seaworthy as when she was launched in 1924

Launched on March 7, 1989, the Lady Washington was built in Aberdeen, Washington, by Grays Harbor Historical Seaport, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit public development authority and Bosun’s Workshop had the opportunity to replace her jibboom.

1955 Hacker Craft. Rebuilt transom, multiple frames, trim and refinished.

After hanging in a barn for over 60 years, 'Angel' was brought back to her original beauty and maybe even more since she isn't racing anymore. Constructed of Honduran and Philippine mahogany.

A short article of Washington State's Slough Racing history: 

https://www.redmondhistoricalsociety.org/post/sammamish-slough-races