The Maine-based boatbuilder’s new facilities, The Wharf at Lyman-Morse, wins multiple awards during inaugural season. Lyman-Morse, the venerable Maine-based boatbuilder who has been crafting world-renowned custom and semi-custom sail and power yachts for 45 years, enjoyed a season full of awards and accolades for both their new boats and their new Camden facilities, The… Read more »
As much as we love summer, fall is a special time for us for one reason—it’s boat show season! We’ll be attending the Newport International Boat Show September 14 – 17 in Newport, Rhode Island, and we hope to see you there! We’ll be displaying Arcadia, hull no. 2 in our award-winning LM46 line of sailboats,… Read more »
Recently opened on the wharf is Motifs. Formerly in Portland, Maine, Motifs has relocated to the wharf here in Camden. Inside this beautiful boutique, you’ll find coastal inspired wares perfect for outfitting your boat, your home, and yourself! Find men’s and women’s fashion, home décor and a soft chandlery. Click the link below to learn more about… Read more »
The LMF 33 Landing Craft was designed with commercial use in mind. The aluminum hull allows for operators to land the boat on rocky beaches without worrying about damaging the hull, while the wide open bow acts as the perfect work space. Hull No.1 was built for the University of New Hampshire’s aquaculture research program… Read more »
Mike Nile takes a break from a busy day to discuss a project that recently came out of the shed at the Lyman-Morse Technologies division in Thomaston, Maine: a 160-foot by 32-foot composite canopy, constructed of fiberglass and carbon fiber, that withstands the raw elements Mother Nature spews at it. The structure is not… Read more »
Gray Wolf, a custom 40′ Lyman-Morse sailboat is currently competing in The Race to Alaska which is a race open to any vessel powered solely by wind and/or humans — no engines of any sort — covering about 750 fairly challenging miles from Port Townsend, WA to Ketchikan, AK. Gray Wolf is captained by Jeanne… Read more »
Maine has another jewel in her coastal crown now that Lyman-Morse’s renovated waterfront facilities on Camden harbor are open for business. Purchased in 2015, the buildings all underwent a significant (in some cases, near total) renovation following a fire in 2020. The facilities opened last summer just in time for the Camden Classics Cup, presented… Read more »
The technologies team recently played a significant role alongside Moore Brothers of RI, having done a large portion of the CNC carving and assembly of foam which is being used in a full-scale mockup of the Regent Seaglider. The glider will be 100% electric and will be used for coastal air travel. These gliders will… Read more »
Reflections on 45 years of boatbuilding and what the future holds. Drew Lyman has his hands full. In addition to running Lyman-Morse—Maine’s leading boatbuilding and technology company with worldwide clients in the private, commercial and public sectors—he’s got a brand new, modern waterfront marina facility in the port town of Camden, sponsors and organizes a… Read more »
Thanks to a wonderful outpouring of support, the Hood 35 LM has been voted Classic Boat’s Best New Powered Vessel! The award was presented last night at a festive event hosted by Classic Boat at London’s Royal Thames Yacht Club. In attendance to receive the award were Drew and Mackenzie Lyman of Lyman-Morse, Chris Hood… Read more »
