Lawley (George Lawley & Son)

Active: 1866 – 1945

George S. Lawley Sr. opened his first yachtbuilding yard in Scituate, Mass. In 1874, he moved to City Point, in South Boston, to a site next door to the Boston Yacht Club, but by 1910 he needed more space, so he moved again, to the former Putnam Nail Works, in Neponset. George Lawley & Son flourished under the guidance of three generations to become one of the premier yacht yards in America until 1945.\r\n

Boats (8)

Name	LOA (ft)	First Built	Last Built	Rig
110	24	1938		Fractional Sloop
DARK HARBOR 17 1/2	25.83	1908	1935	Gaffhead Sloop
DARK HARBOR 20	30	1934		Fractional Sloop
EASTERN YACHT CLUB 17	27.5	1911	1932	Gaffhead Sloop
NORTHEAST HARBOR A CLASS	27.5	1911	1932	Gaffhead Sloop
S-CLASS (HERRESHOFF)	27.5	1919	1941	Fractional Sloop
WEEK-ENDER (S&S)	35	1938	1940	Fractional Sloop
WINTER HARBOR 21	30.67	1907	1924	Gaffhead Sloop