New Hampshire Boat Museum of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire New Hampshire Boat Museum
The New Hampshire Boat Museum is an educational organization focusing on the boating heritage and life on the lakes and rivers of New Hampshire. We serve the local community and visitors by presenting exhibits and outreach programs, events, publications and hands-on activities.

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A HISTORY OF THE NHBM MODEL YACHT GROUP
The model yacht group was established in 2008, with the assistance of the New Hampshire Boat Museum (NHBM) and the Laconia Model Yacht Club, to promote radio controlled sailing in the Wolfeboro area. Their mission was to build and sail a fleet of sailboats, while providing participants and spectators an avenue to enjoy this hobby. Read More


Model Yacht News from The Back Bay Skippers - May 4, 2010


After a rain out on April 27, we had a much improved conditions. Nine boats were launched and seven scored in our nine race regatta.

Anthony Quinn demonstrated his sailing skills by taking the day, fallowed closely by Bill Malay, testing his new boat.

During the regatta Rick Kourian was guiding us with the final steps in getting the dock completed. The form for the steps are ready for concrete. Thank you Rick, your help was invaluable. The dock will be available to the public, for fishing, small boats and a judging stand during ski jump competition.

The group sails every Tuesday afternoon at 1PM weather, permitting. We encourage visitors to join us, there are extra boats available. Bring the kids, bring your camera, it’s a great show.



May 4, 2010 Regatta
 
Place
Name
Points
1 Anthony Quinn 18.0
2
Bill Malay
22.5
3 Joel Nelson 26.0
4 Jack Shimanoski

32.6

5 Dick Mosher 38.3
6 John Russell 39.4
7 Carter Hart 46.3



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