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The Ditchburn Pleasure Boats Ltd was established in 1871 on Lake Muskoka by Henry Ditchburn to build wooden pleasure boats and launches. Joined by his brothers, William, John, and Arthur began by building wooden rowboats in Lake Rosseau, and moved to in Gravenhurst, Ontario, in 1890. The company began building gasoline launches in 1898 along ...
Greavette Boats Ltd. Gravenhurst, Ontario 16 February 1942 19 November 1942 78th Flotilla – Newfoundland Force Sold 1945 as Louvicourt, later Rosal: ML 091 Q 091 Greavette Boats Ltd. Gravenhurst, Ontario 16 February 1942 17 May 1943 77th Flotilla – Halifax M.L. Force Sold 1946 as Nine-One, sank 1955 ML 092 Q 092 Hunter Boats Orillia, Ontario
Duke Boats, Ltd was a manufacturer of wooden inboard runabouts located in Port Carling, Ontario founded in 1924. Duke Boats was founded by Charlie Duke in 1924 under the name Duke & Greavette after Duke had worked for the Disappearing Propeller Boat Company, manufacturer of the Dippy and Ditchburn Boats. [1] He began in partnership with Ernie ...
In 1882, the Gidley Boat Works began manufacturing wooden plank boats on the shores of Georgian Bay. One early builder of board or "cedar strip" canoes was Tom Gordon of Lakefield, near Peterborough. [10] Over time, a number of boat-building companies grew up in the Peterborough area; [11] one was the Peterborough Canoe Company. A long-time ...
Sold to Canadian Dredge and Dock Co., Midland, Ontario, in 1953 and renamed Glen Rover. Sold 1986. In 2006 was for sale through Newcastle Boat Brokers Ltd., Nanaimo, British Columbia Currently owned and operated by Star Marine in Seattle Washington under the name Glen Cove. [9] Glendyne was launched in 1945 to serve at Halifax.
Grew Manufacturing traces its roots to Gidley Boat Works, which was founded in 1882 by Henry Edward Gidley. The company was located on the shores of Georgian Bay, in Penetangushine, Ontario. The company specialized in building wooden boats, such as canoes, rowboats, sailboats, and motorboats.