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Wilson Rowe preparing pound nets in his back yard - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe preparing pound nets in his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot in his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot in his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot n his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot in his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe sitting on a cast-iron tar pot n his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe sitting on cast-iron tar pot - Transparency, Slide
Wilson Rowe, age 84, sitting on a cast-iron tar pot in his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe tying up a pound net - Transparency, Slide
Photo of Wilson Rowe tying up a pound net in his back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Wilson Rowe's farm equipment - Transparency, Slide
Farm equipment in Wilson Rowe's back yard, Gwynn Island, Mathews County, VA. Photos from this series of slides was used in the 2010 edition of Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions by Larry S. Chowning, Chapter 4 "Tarring Pound Nets," pages 27-36. Wilson Rowe was also the focus of "Pound Netting," Chapter 6 of the 1990 book Harvesting the Chesapeake, Tools & Traditions, by Larry S. Chowning, pages 47-63.
Record Type: Photo
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Winch - Transparency, Slide
Winch used by Francis Haynie. Photos were taken to accompany the story "The deck boat revisited," a wooden 42-footer proves a worthy namesake of longtime Chesapeake Bay boatbuilder Francis Lee Haynie, by Larry S. Chowning. The article was published in National Fisherman, November, 2004, pages 40-41.
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Winch at the Haynie Boatyard - Transparency, Slide
Winch at the Haynie Boatyard. Photos were taken to accompany the story "The deck boat revisited," a wooden 42-footer proves a worthy namesake of longtime Chesapeake Bay boatbuilder Francis Lee Haynie, by Larry S. Chowning. The article was published in National Fisherman, November, 2004, pages 40-41.
Record Type: Photo
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Winch used by Francis Haynie - Transparency, Slide
Winch used by Francis Haynie. Photos were taken to accompany the story "The deck boat revisited," a wooden 42-footer proves a worthy namesake of longtime Chesapeake Bay boatbuilder Francis Lee Haynie, by Larry S. Chowning. The article was published in National Fisherman, November, 2004, pages 40-41.
Record Type: Photo
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Winegar's Railway - Negative, Film
Winegar's Marine Railway was the subject of Chapter 22 in Larry Chowning's book Chesapeake Legacy, Tools & Traditions. The family-owned railway was also covered in four National Fisherman "Boats & Gear, Around the Yards" write-ups: January, 2001; October, 2002; July, 2006; July 2012.
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Winter oyster dredge boat on the bay - Transparency, Slide
Photos taken from a deckboat dredging for oysters, March, 1977.
Record Type: Photo
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Winter oyster dredge boat on the bay - Transparency, Slide
Photos taken from a deckboat dredging for oysters, March, 1977.
Record Type: Photo
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Winter oyster dredge boat on the bay - Transparency, Slide
Photos taken from a deckboat dredging for oysters, March, 1977.
Record Type: Photo
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Winter oyster dredge boat on the bay - Transparency, Slide
Photos taken from a deckboat dredging for oysters, March, 1977.
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Winter oysters dredge fleet on Jackson Creek, Deltaville, VA - Transparency, Slide
The Deltaville oyster dredge fleet. March, 1977.
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Wood cut by Francis Haynie drying in his yard - Transparency, Slide
Francis Haynie cuts 20,000 board feet of lumber each year. Haynie is one of the last boatbuilders in the bay that cuts and dries his own lumber. Photos were taken to accompany the story "The deck boat revisited," a wooden 42-footer proves a worthy namesake of longtime Chesapeake Bay boatbuilder Francis Lee Haynie, by Larry S. Chowning. The article was published in National Fisherman, November, 2004, pages 40-41.
Record Type: Photo
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Wood shavings pile in the Norris boabuilding shop - Transparency, Slide
Larry Chowning took photos of Willard Norris building a 22' wooden skiff at his shop on Lovers Lane in Deltaville, VA. Norris was 78 at the time of this article. Pictures were included in Larry's story "A wooden boat holdout," National Fisherman, July, 2005, pages 32-33. Chowning quotes Norris about this boatbulding community in Deltaville: "I can take you right down the street," he says. "Lad Wright, Tom Wright, Rob Dudley, John Wright, Lewis Wr...
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