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March 10, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Yacht-builder expanding into Richmond

It has been nearly a century since the last ship was built in Richmond. It’s been 130 years since the town, still dotted with sea captain’s homes, was the center of major shipbuilding activity. The past is about to be relaunched by a fifth-generation Maine yacht-maker whose company, Hodgdon Yachts,

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It has been nearly a century since the last ship was built in Richmond. It’s been 130 years since the town, still dotted with sea captain’s homes, was the center of major shipbuilding activity. The past is about to be relaunched by a fifth-generation Maine yacht-maker whose company, Hodgdon Yachts, is believed to be the oldest continuously running shipyard in America.

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