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Boatbuilding
WoodenBoat School (207-359-4651 or 1-800-273-7447; www.woodenboat.com) in Brooklin (see “Blue Hill Area”) offers a plethora of courses, including more than 24 on various aspects of boatbuilding.
Maine Maritime Museum (www.mainemaritimemuseum
.org) in Bath offers an apprenticeship program;
the Landing School of Boatbuilding and Design in Kennebunk offers summer courses in building sailboats;
the Apprenticeshop Boat Building School (207-594-1800) in Rockland offers 2-year apprentice programs and 6-week (or longer) internships;
The Boat School(www.theboatschool.com)ina Eastport attracts many out-of-staters.
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