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William Garden Collection – Collections Research Commercial and recreational designs drawn and collected by William Garden William Garden was born in 1918 He attended the Edison Boatbuilding School in Seattle and then went to work for Andrew’s Boat Company for several years before forming his own company in 1940
William Garden - SailboatData. com Today, there are thousands of boats sailing around the world designed by William Garden Garden spent many successful years in his Seattle offices, eventually moving back to British Columbia
Catalog #96. 355 - Design #437, William Garden, Designer. Catalog #96 355 - Design #437, William Garden, Designer Vega 36, 36'x 11'6"x 3'9" Motorsailer Diesel Boat for Vega Marine Plan #5 - Outboard Profile and Arrangement plan - Combination motor fishing vessel, fiberglass construction
William Garden collection [naval architecture drawings], 1906 . . . The William Garden collection consists of commercial and recreational designs by William Garden and commercial and recreational designs by other naval architects including Edwin Monk, Sr , Charles D Mower and Philip L Rhodes as well as non-vessel material William Garden was born in 1918
Yacht Designs | TillerPublishing. com Bill Garden's classic first volume, revised with double the number of designs included Dozens of detailed drawings plus delightful descriptions and reminiscences of the boats and the people who loved them
William Garden — Designer — Sailboat Guide A Canadian by birth, Garden moved to Seattle at the age of ten and spent much of his time learning the art of sail and boat building around the shores of Lake Union Today, there are thousands of boats sailing around the world designed by William Garden