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SUMMARY:August Evening Event: Excursion Steamboats of the Adirondacks
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! And join us for an evening presentation. We’ll enjoy refreshments and hors d’oeuvres — and took a look back in time at boats and boating. \nExcursion steamboats were once an essential part of a northeastern resort. Steamers ran the Lachine Rapids on the St. Lawrence\, cruised among the grand hotels of the Maine coast\, and delighted passengers with the glories of the Queen of American Lakes. Excursion boats still cruise Lake George\, of course\, but only one\, the 1968 Minnehaha\, is powered by steam. Most of the rest are gone\, dismantled or left to rot along the shore. The sole survivor in the central Adirondacks is the 75-foot steamboat Tuscarora on Blue Mountain Lake. Tuscarora lasted into the 21st century because she was hauled out and converted into a camp after her excursion days ceased in 1929 and she has stories to tell. Including the effort today\, to preserve her. \nHistorian Hallie Bond will explore this little-known aspect of Adirondack maritime life at Tumblehome Boatshop on Thursday August 20. Doors open at 6:30. \nSeating is limited and reservations are requested. Please email info@tumblehomeboats.com to register.
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SUMMARY:August Evening Event: Solar Powered Birch Bark Canoes (!) and MORE
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! And join us for an evening presentation. We’ll enjoy refreshments and hors d’oeuvres — and took a look back in time at boats and boating. \nEarly marine travel on rafts or canoes must have been human powered with wind power added as soon as ingenuity could figure it out. The height of sailing boats were the clipper ships of around 1850 and then steam and diesel power superseded the sail. But electricity is a more efficient way to provide transportation. Horse drawn trolleys were replaced by electric trains. Steam locomotives were replaced by diesel electric engines. In boats\, electric propulsion is just beginning to appear alongside the now-ubiquitous internal combustion engines. \nDr. David Borton will talk about the benefits and problems for expanding the use of electricity in boats\, including the benefits of solar powered electric vessels. \nJoin us on Thursday August 27. Doors open at 6:30. \nSeating is limited and reservations are requested. Please email info@tumblehomeboats.com to register. \n 
URL:https://www.tumblehomeboats.com/event/august-evening-event-solar-powered-birch-bark-canoes/
LOCATION:Tumblehome Boatshop\, 684 State Route 28\, Warrensburg\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:No-Octane Regatta!
DESCRIPTION:Join us at the end of summer when Lake George is quieter and let’s do some messing about in boats! The No-Octane Regatta features period boats powered by oar\, paddle\, and sail. \nJoin us for demonstrations\, races\, and exhibitions. Fun for the family! Participate or just watch! \nHosted by The Bolton Museum\, and sponsored by Tumblehome\, the Bolton Landing No-Octane Regatta is free to attend and participate. \nPlease register if you’re going to bring a boat and take part in the events. Visit the No-Octane Regatta Website!
URL:https://www.tumblehomeboats.com/event/no-octane-regatta/
LOCATION:Rogers Memorial Park\, 4922 Lake Shore Drive\, Bolton Landing\, NY\, 12814\, United States
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