Winter 2022 has seen Lyman-Morse’s Camden Boatyard Improvements project hitting new construction milestones, with all buildings framed in and heading toward a late spring 2022 completion. The building structures, representing 33,000 square feet of marine service and mixed-use commercial space, have had their roofs completed, windows installed, and exterior siding started. Each area has been… Read more »
Just as electric vehicles are having a moment, so are eco-friendly, electric boats. Enter the Navier 27, an all-electric, hydrofoil, performance craft outfitted with a highly advanced autopilot. Navier co-founders Sampriti Bhattacharyya and Reo Baird signed with Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding in Thomaston, Maine, to build the pre-production vessels and first year limited production vessels for the… Read more »
Summer 2021 has been an active time at Lyman-Morse’s inner harbor boatyard improvements project, with sitework, foundations, and utilities dominating the site on Camden Harbor. Crews have been working hard to keep the Camden boatyard improvements on schedule and allow the rebuilding of the company’s facilities to be complete by summer 2022. Foundations, utility lines,… Read more »
Lyman-Morse’s inner harbor boatyard improvement project, which will see the rebuilding of more than 33,000 square feet of working waterfront on Camden’s inner harbor, shifted into high gear in early 2021. The company is working hard to get its project completed as quickly as possible so that its marine service employees can return to permanent… Read more »
CAMDEN, MAINE – Lyman-Morse presented a Camden Harbor Improvements Plan to the Camden Select Board on March 9, outlining near-term and long-term strategies to upgrade municipal and working waterfront infrastructure and make the harbor more resilient to the impacts of climate change and sea level rise. The plan, presented by Lyman-Morse President Drew Lyman and… Read more »
In January 2021, Lyman-Morse is beginning a major upgrade of its boatyard in Camden’s inner harbor, converting an unfortunate fire last summer into an investment in working waterfront infrastructure that will maintain the company’s competitive edge and benefit the Camden community for generations. 33,000 square feet of state-of-the art structure will replace a hodge-podge of… Read more »
THOMASTON, MAINE: A Spirit of Tradition show-stopper, the Hood 57 by Lyman-Morse is a head-turning elegant Classic Express yacht launched in October 2020. Chris Hood developed the yacht’s original design and concept and brought in Stephens Waring Yacht Design for their sharp and focused design pedigree, then brought the project to the world-renowned Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding… Read more »
We got three great days in early November — not always a sure thing in Maine. But the weather cooperated for us as photographer Billy Black joined us in Thomaston for a photo shoot of the new Hood 57 LM. The only challenge was keeping up with this head-turning Classic Express, which easily hits top… Read more »
Don’t just take our word for it — Lyman-Morse projects are making news in marine press outlets across the world. With two LM46 performance cruisers under construction, yachting journalists have shown a keen interest in this innovative cold-molded sailing yacht design. And Lyman-Morse’s refit of Scout, a 1930 classic commuter, shows how our team uses… Read more »
While we could not go all-out and host a launch party for our latest build, the Hood 57 by Lyman-Morse, Chris Hood’s daughter did the honors of christening this spectacular new vessel on October 2. The Lyman-Morse crew and family, designers Bob Stephens and Paul Waring whose firm collaborated with C.W. Hood Yacht Design to… Read more »
