Thomaston, Maine — )—Lyman-Morse Technologies (LMT) is proud to announce our achievement of ISO 9001:2015 certification. ISO 9001:2015 is the world’s most widely recognized quality management standard. This standard and certification was selected specifically to validate Lyman-Morse Technologies’ ability to exceed the quality expectations and requirements of our customers. The International Organization for Standardization… Read more »
WOW! This was the best Camden Classics Cup yet! This year’s fleet was the largest yet, with 91 boats on the starting line. We saw it all out there on the water, from 25+ knot gusts and clear blue skies to brief rain storms and light air. Our post racing events certainly weren’t something to… Read more »
The expansion of the Hood 35 LM series amplifies the builder’s focus on offering the best of both semi-custom and custom build options. Thomaston, Maine, July 19 ,2022 — Lyman-Morse —Following the successful launch of the hardtop express Hood 35 by Lyman-Morse, construction of the flybridge version is now underway at the company’s… Read more »
World renowned craftsmanship, cutting-edge technology and advanced design define the new Hood 35 by Lyman-Morse. Thomaston, Maine, — Last Friday, with friends, family, and our Thomaston and Camden-based crews in attendance, Lyman-Morse celebrated the launch of Shadow, Hull 1 of the new Hood 35 LM series. The Hood 35 LM follows the recent successful collaboration… Read more »
On April 1st, Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding launched the second hull of the LM46 series in Thomaston, Maine. Just like hull #1, Arcadia is a high performance, cold-molded sailing yacht that features the comfort and ambience of a wooden yacht, while delivering 10 knots of speed under both power and sail. The LM46 is a collaboration between… Read more »
On March 3rd, the team at Lyman-Morse Technologies successfully executed the rollover of our large architectural canopy project, which is currently under construction in Thomaston, Maine. The team craned the 80′ x 32′ composite canopy-half outside, flipped it over, and nestled it back inside so the next stage of the project can begin. This half… Read more »
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 »
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 »
The Hood 57 by Lyman-Morse is among the new builds chosen by the editors of Classic Boat Magazine in the New Powered Vessel Category. Who wins the category is up to you. Please cast your vote today by going to https://awards.classicboat.co.uk/new-powered-vessel, the dedicated awards page. A Spirit of Tradition show-stopper, the Hood 57 LM is… Read more »
