Schooner J. E. Riggin
The J. & E. Riggin is still a beautiful schooner and although she’s still fast, she doesn’t carry oysters anymore, she carries passengers. She was built as an oystering schooner in 1927 in Dorchester, New Jersey on the Maurice River. Charles Riggin, a fisherman, had her built and named her after his two sons Jacob and Edward. She gained a fine reputation in the Delaware Bay as an able sailor, winning the only Oyster Schooner Race ever held in 1929. She was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1991. She is now called a “Windjammer” and sails out of Rockland, Maine from the "Windjammer Wharf”.
Printed on canvas and framed with black hardwood,
Size: 24’ x 36” Ready to Hang w/ wire and wall hook.
$450+ shipping outside of Talbot County, MD.
The J. & E. Riggin is still a beautiful schooner and although she’s still fast, she doesn’t carry oysters anymore, she carries passengers. She was built as an oystering schooner in 1927 in Dorchester, New Jersey on the Maurice River. Charles Riggin, a fisherman, had her built and named her after his two sons Jacob and Edward. She gained a fine reputation in the Delaware Bay as an able sailor, winning the only Oyster Schooner Race ever held in 1929. She was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1991. She is now called a “Windjammer” and sails out of Rockland, Maine from the "Windjammer Wharf”.
Printed on canvas and framed with black hardwood,
Size: 24’ x 36” Ready to Hang w/ wire and wall hook.
$450+ shipping outside of Talbot County, MD.
The J. & E. Riggin is still a beautiful schooner and although she’s still fast, she doesn’t carry oysters anymore, she carries passengers. She was built as an oystering schooner in 1927 in Dorchester, New Jersey on the Maurice River. Charles Riggin, a fisherman, had her built and named her after his two sons Jacob and Edward. She gained a fine reputation in the Delaware Bay as an able sailor, winning the only Oyster Schooner Race ever held in 1929. She was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1991. She is now called a “Windjammer” and sails out of Rockland, Maine from the "Windjammer Wharf”.
Printed on canvas and framed with black hardwood,
Size: 24’ x 36” Ready to Hang w/ wire and wall hook.
$450+ shipping outside of Talbot County, MD.