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The original group that volunteered to manage the 1993 wooden boat exhibit is the same group that captains the Georgetown Wooden Boat Show today.

The original group that volunteered to manage the 1993 wooden boat exhibit is the same group that captains the Georgetown Wooden Boat Show today.

Before 1993, a county-supported festival called Bayfest existed to celebrate the maritime heritage of Georgetown County.

The head of the event resigned, and a small group of business people volunteered to take charge of the wooden boat portion.

The motivation was basic: Improve business in downtown Georgetown. Effort was put into attracting wooden boat builders and related exhibitors. The show was kept downtown, surrounded by the Front Street businesses.

The 1993 show featured 35 exhibitors, doubling the previous Bayfest, and from then on, it was off to the races for the newly named Georgetown Wooden Boat Show (and for Georgetown businesses).

In 1994, the Harbor Historical Association (HHA) was formed as the umbrella organization for the WBS and related events. Its stated mission is to “preserve and promote the maritime history of Georgetown and South Carolina.”

Through committed volunteer management and the support of local businesses, government, and the community, the Wooden Boat Show has become Georgetown’s premier event. Many Front Street merchants experience their best sales day of the year on boat show day.

Since being incorporated in 1994, the Harbor Historical Association has raised over $525,000 from this event. With financial success, a larger vision emerged. First was the Georgetown Maritime Museum (2004) initially located at the Georgetown County Chamber Visitors Center, which displayed five historic vessel models. Next, the purchase of the current waterfront space in the center of downtown Georgetown. Following a $200,000 renovation, the SC Maritime Museum opened its doors in December 2011.

The original group that volunteered to manage the 1993 wooden boat exhibit is the same group that captains the GWBS today and directs the Museum efforts. Their energy and dedication are noteworthy.

2021 – Henry Culbertson, Pawleys Island, SC – 19′ Row boat/Electric motor solar powered (2021)

2019 – Scott Williams, Sarasota, FL – 15′ Walt Simmons Christmas Wherry (2018)

2018 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 14.5′ Whitehall Pulling Row Boat (2017)

2017 – Paul Diephaus, Johns Island, SC – 20′ Mi’kmaq Freighter Canoe (2017)

2016 – John, Martin, Cottageville, SC – 17′ Aeolus Whitehall Pulling Boat (1960)

2015 – John, Martin, Charleston, SC – 17′ Whitehall Pulling Boat (2001)

2014 – John, Martin, Charleston, SC – 14.5′ Whitehall Pulling Boat (2001)

2013 – Dargan Moore, Sanford , SC – 19′ Grand Banks Dory (1989)

2012 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 14′ Whitehall Pulling Boat (2002)

2011 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 15’ Whitehall Pulling Boat (2002)

2010 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 15′ Whitehall Pulling Boat (2002)

2009 – Mason Cox, Morehead City, NC – 18′ 4″ rowboat (2009)

2008 – Ron Cockerham, Kernersville, NC – 12′ Heidi (2008)

2019 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 17′ Whitehall Pulling Row Boat (1960)

2014 – Jim & Alice Dean, Wilmington, NC – 8.5′ Tiny Tender (1952)

2013 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 17′ Aeolus Whitehall (1960)

2021 – Michael Worthan, Townsend, GA- 17’6″ Modified Coppermine 17 / Polynesian themed Outrigger (2021)

2019 – Mason Cox, Morehead City, NC – 11’8″ Strip Plank Canoe (2019)

2018 – Doug Roberts, Moundsville, WV – 14′ Butternut Canoe (2006)

2017 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 14’8” Lapstrake Double Seater Canoe (2002)

2016 – Carly Abner, Jasper, GA – 16′ Cedar Strip Canoe (2016)

2015 – Lawrence Lucas, Mount Pleasant, SC – 17′ 4″ canoe (2001)

2014 – Carley Abner, Jasper, GA – 11.5″ Cedar strip canoe (2011)

2013 – Mason Cox, Morehead City, NC – 12′ canoe of bald cypress, carbon dated 50-100,000 yrs old (2013)

2012 – John Warren, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 16′ canoe (2011)

2011- Mike Murphy, Beaufort, SC – 12’ 10” Bear Mountain Rob Roy (2010)

2010 – Bill Oram Smith, Murrells Inlet, SC -17′ Old Town Otca canoe

2009 – Lee Morgan, Gaithersburg, MD – 13′ Lee Morgan canoe (2008)

2019 – Doug Roberts, Moundsville, WV – 11′ Canoe (1955)

2017 – William Oram-Smith, Murrells Inlet, SC – 17’ Old Town Canoe (1920)

2016 – Robbin Cobia, Greensboro, NC – 16′ Old Town Canoe (1931)

2015 – Robbin Cobia, Greensboro, NC – 17′ Old Town canoe (1923)

2014 – Michael Grace, West Melbourne, FL – 17′ Willits Brothers sailing canoe (1956)

2013 – Captain Cobb, McClellanville, SC – 19′ Old Towne Canoe (1917)

2008 – Rusty Cooper, Moncks Corner, SC – 16′ canoe (1996)

2021 – Carley Abner, Clarkesville, GA – 12′ Etowah 120 Kayak (2019)

2019 – Matthew Gunning, Summerville, SC – 12’8″ Stand up Fishing Kayak (2016)

2018 – Paul Diephaus, Johns Island, SC -17′ Cape Ann Storm (2013)

2017 – Matthew Gunning, Summerville, SC – 12’8″ Stand Up Fishing Kayak (2016)

2016 – Carly Abner, Jasper, GA – 12′ Etowah 120 Kayak (2016)

2015 – Herb Deloach, Chattanooga, TN – 16′ kayak (2004)

2014 – Herb Deloach, Chattanooga, TN – 17.5′ Cedar & walnut kayak (2009)

2013 – Tom Hesselink, Marshallberg, NC – 15′ Black River Guide (2011)

2012 – Hamp Kirkland, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 10.5’ double paddle panoe (1999)

2011 – Hamp Kirkland, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 10.5’ double paddle panoe (1999)

2010 – Tim DeMars, Johns Island, SC-17′ redwood and cedar kayak

2009 – Alan Gearhart, Belpre, Ohio – 17′ 8″ kayak (2009)

2016 – Roy & Peg Ivey, Anderson, SC – 16′ Wood & Canvas Kayak (1940s)

2021 – Greg Zack, Wilmington, NC – 5’9″ Short Surfboard (2014)

2019 – Sean McQuilken, Mount Pleasant, SC – 12’6″ Stand Up Paddle Board (2014)

2018 – Jon Trip / Steve Holcome, Murrells Inlet, SC -11′ Stand Up Paddle Boards (2015)

2017 – Jon Trip / Steve Holcome, Murrells Inlet, SC – 11’4” Stand Up Boards (2015 & 2016)

2016 – Dan Johnston, Blind Dog Surfboards, Calabash, NC – 10′ Surfboard

2015 – William P. Burns, Jr., Hampstead, NC – 11’7″ Stand Up Paddle Board (2014)

2014 – Scott Baumberger, Swansea, SC – 11’7″ Stand Up Paddle Board (2014)

2013 – Mike Erickson, N. Charleston, SC – 14′ Paddleboard (2013)

2012 – Janet Baumberger, Swansea, SC – 11.5′ surfboard (2011)

2011 – James Noland, Charleston, SC – 10’ Paulownia wood surfboard (2011)

2010 – Jim Noland, Charleston, SC – 11.5′ Paulownia wood surfboard

2009 – James Noland, Charleston, SC – 11’6″ surfboard (2009)

2008 – Surfboard – Martin Gruber, Surfside Beach, SC – 6′ surfboard (2007)

Row/Paddle – (Row, Kayak, Canoe, Surfboard)

2007 – Martin Gruber, Surfside Beach, SC – 15′ Lapstrake Wherry (2006)

2006 – Martin Gruber, Surfside Beach, SC – 15′ Lapstrake Wherry (2006)

2005 – Bill Oram-Smith, Pawleys Is., SC – 17′ Old Town “OTCA” canoe (1920)

2004 – Philip Greene, Wood Song Canoes, Round O, SC – 19′ woodstrip canoe

2003 – John Martin, Megget, SC – 17′ Whitehall (2002)

2021 – Emily Hughes, Mount Pleasant, SC – 15′ Sail and Row Boat (2021)

2019 – Richard Leigh, Clarksville, TN – 25′ Cat Boat (2019)

2018 – Bill Jones, Pickens, SC – 35′ Gaff Rigged Sloop (1996)

2017 – Donald Wherren, Fayetteville, NC – 11” Sailboat (2017)

2016 – Ken Byrd / Charleston Yacht Carpentry, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 48′ Coaster Schooner (1969)

2015 – Martyn Easton, Lenoir, NC – 16’ Haven 12 1/2 Sailboat (2015)

2014 – Michael Herron, Woodstock, GA – 17′ Cat Ketch (2013)

2013 – Michael Herron, Woodstock, GA – 17′ Cat Ketch (2013)

2012 – Bill Jones, Yonges Island, SC – 10′ Abaco Sailing Dinghy (1960’s)

2011- John Merritt, N. Charleston, SC – 28’ Sharpie (2011)

2010 – Robert McAlister, Georgetown, SC – 30′ Double Ended Gaff Rigged Cutter (1962)

2009 – Stephen D. Lequire, Kure Beach, NC – 24′ Sharptown Barge (2009)

2008 – Ken Johnstone, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 16′ Coquina (2008)

2007 – Ken Byrd, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 44′ Gaff Rigged Schooner “Felicity” (1969)

2006 – Charles Rook, Ravenel, SC – 8′ Sailing Dingy (1960)

2005 – Rick Hall, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 12′ Gaff Skiff (Built 1996)

2004 – Tommy Nicholson, Greensboro, NC – 28′ 100 Bushel Sharpie (2000)

2003 – Rick Hall, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 12′ Abaco Sailing Dinghy (1992)

2021 – Kurt Oberle and Tom Hyland, Charleston, SC – 22’6″ Cat Boat (1937/1938)

2019 – Wendell Reilly, Dewees Island, SC – 37′ Schooner (1961)

2018 – Randall Swan, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 11’ Moth (1949)

2017 – Randall Swan, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 11’ Moth (1949)

2016 – Thomas & Regina Payne, Mooresville, NC – 11.5′ Penguin Class One Design (1962)

2014 – Barry Blaisdell, Gloucestershire, MA – 37.5′ Crocker sailboat (1960)

2013 – Mac McAlister, Georgetown, SC – 30′ Double ended gaff rigged cutter William Garden design (1962)

2012 – Carl Prestipino, Spartanburg, SC – 10′ Dyer Dinghy (1938)

2011 – Jack Libaire, Beaufort, SC – 16.5’ South Bay Ice Scooter (1940)

2010 – Tim and Michelle Mullins, Charlotte, NC – 52′ Yawl (1954)

2009 – Sam Albergotti, Anderson, SC – 19′ Lightning Sailboat (1956)

2008 – Fred Wichmann, Charleston, SC – 45′ Herreschoff ketch (1935)

2007 – Charles Rook, Ravenel, SC – 8′ Sailboat (Late 50’s)

2006 – Carson Benton, Myrtle Beach, SC – 13′ Sailboat (1900)

2005 – Carson Benton, Myrtle Beach, SC – 13′ Sailboat (1900)

2004 – Fred Wichmann, Charleston, SC – 45′ Herreschoff Ketch (1935)

2003 – Fred Wichmann, Charleston, SC – 45′ Herreschoff Ketch (1935)

2021 – Winslow Jones, Johns Island, SC – 16′ Long Point Skiff (2008)

2019 – Russell Davis, Georgetown, SC – 18′ Simmons Sea Skiff (2015)

2018 – Kennedy Parnell, Lexington, SC -19′ Outboard Center Console (2013)

2017 – Bryan O’Dell, Savannah, GA – 20’ Simmons Sea Skiff (1970)

2016 – Winslow Jones, Johns Island, SC – 16′ Long Point Skiff (2008)

2015 – Mike Fonville, Morehead City, NC – 22’ Simmons Sea Skiff (2013)

2014 – Terry Guyton, Pawleys Island, SC – 15′ Outboard (2014)

2013 – Frederick Lapp, Muncy, PA – 28′ Bluejacket (2011)

2012 – Jack Budak, Charleston, SC – 22’ Atkins Ninigret (2011)

2011 – Jack Budak, Charleston, SC – 22’ Atkins Ninigret (2011)

2010 – Ken Tatum, Burgaw NC – 25′ Cabin Cruiser (1961)

2009 – Bill McLean, Rowland, NC – 22′ Skiff (2009)

2008 – Chip King, Moorehead City, NC – 21′ Albury Bros. Runabout (2008)

2007 – Mark Bayne, Isle of Palms, SC – 19.5′ Shallow Draft Rescue Boat (2007)

2006 – Glen Myrick, Charleston, SC – 20′ Outboard Skiff (2000)

2005 – Jack Budak, Charleston, SC – 16′ Flats Boat (2004)

2004 – Brad Indicott, Lenoir, NC – 39′ Sharpie (2004)

2003 – Charlie Sneed, Charleston – 18′ Simmons Sea Skiff (1988)

2021 – Bryan Hornsby, Lugoff, SC – 13’6″ Runabout (1957)

2019 – Bill Seay, Waterloo, SC – 14′ Seay Boat (1957)

2018 -Tim Owens, Summerville, SC – 17.5′ Runabout (1962)

2017 – Tucker Hornsby, Lugoff, SC – 11’6″ Runabout (1953)

2016 – NC Maritime Museum, Beaufort, NC – 11’ Barbour Racer (1952)

2015 – Bryan Hornsby, Lugoff, SC – 13’6″ Runabout (1957)

2014 – Robert Keller, Southport, NC – 15′ Lyman (1956)

2013 – Dan Elliott, Florence, SC – 15’3″ Albright (1958)

2012 – Bryan Hornsby, Lugoff, SC – 13.5′ Outboard Powerboat (1957)

2021 – Kenneth Hewett, Supply, NC – 38′ Slow Trawler (2015)

2019 – Kenneth Hewett, Supply, NC – 38′ Slow Trawler (2015)

2018 – Tom and Cathy Leath, Myrtle Beach, SC – 40′ Grand Banks Trawler (1972)

2017 – Carson Benton, Myrtle Beach, SC – 27′ Grand Craft Triple Cockpit Runabout (1997)

2016 – Ken & Nancy Tatum, Burgaw, NC – 32’ American Marine Grand Banks Trawler (1973)

2015 – Scott McGuire, Lexington, SC – 26′ Skiff Craft (1982)

2014 – Herreshoff Designs, Inc., Bristol, RI – 48″ Torpedo Boat (1974)

2013 – Gerald Wilkin, Clover, SC – 28′ Triple Cockpit Garwood (1992)

2012 – Gerald Hurst, Jacksonville, NC – 24′ Runabout (2012)

2011 – Jerry & Norma Wilkin, Clover, SC – 28’ Garwood Triple Cockpit Runabout (1991)

2010 – Albert Dawson, Myrtle Beach, SC – 15′ Runabout

2009 – Mike Brooks, Kinston, NC – 20′ Wm. Atkins Rescue Minor (2009)

2008 – Dick Newcomg, Georgetown, SC – 22′ Pulsipher Hampton (2004)

2007 – Jack Budak, Charleston, SC – 16′ Flats Boat (2004)

2006 – Joe Durkan, Pawleys Island, SC – 32′ Chris-Craft Sea Skiff (1966)

2005 – Hank Tiller, Georgetown, SC – 34′ Bunker Ellis Lobster (1963)

2004 – Gerald Norma Wilkin, Clover, SC – 28′ Garwood Triple Cockpit (1991)

2003 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Runabout (1950)

2021 – John and Tammy Tinney, Wilmington, NC – 50′ ELCO (1930)

2019 – Loy’s Toys, Charleston, SC – 21′ 1924/25 Gold Cup Racer Style (1925)

2018 – John Tinney, Wilmington, NC – 50′ ELCO (1930)

2017 – John Heiderich, Anderson, SC – 17’6” Century Runabout (1949)

2016 – Michael Matheson, Mount Dora, FL – 20’ Motorized Canoe (1910)

2015 – Herb Deloach, Chattanooga, TN – 16′ Century Utility Runabout (1956)

2014 – Herb Deloach, Chattanooga, TN – 16′ Century Utility Runabout (1956)

2013 – Andrea Helfrich owner/ Eric Norman Captatin, Hilton Head, SC – 50′ Elco (1928)

2012 – Chris Bech, Georgetown, SC – 19′ Chris-Craft Runabout (1951)

Classic Power (Inboard & Outboard)

2011 – Asa Godbold, Florence, SC – 17’ Chris-Craft Deluxe Runabout (1948)

2010 – Tommy Graham, McClellanville, SC -1934 18′ Chris -Craft Sedan

2009 – Asa S. Godbold, Florence, SC – 17′ Deluxe Runabout (1948)

2008 – John Tinney, Wilmington, NC – 43′ Core Sounder (1943)

2007 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Special Runabout (1950)

2006 – David Lee, Beaufort, SC – 28′ Cabin Cruiser (1927)

2005 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Special Runabout (1950)

2004 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Special Runabout (1950)

2003 – Rob Robertson, Charleston, SC – 44′ Elco Cruiser (1939)

2021 -Tommy Graham, McClellanville SC – 28′3″ Houseboat (2003)

2019 -John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 21′ Flats Skiff (1997)

2018 – Mike Murray, Charleston, SC – 16’4″ Race Boat (2013-2018) Judges pic for Best of Show

2017 – Gunning Wooden Boats, Summerville, SC – 14’6″ Outboard Runabout (2005)

2016 – Kenneth Hewett, Supply, NC – 38’ Slow Trawler Yacht (2015)

2015 – Bob Smith, Chester, SC – 20’ Runabout (1975)

2014 – Gunning Wooden Bpats, LLC, Summerville, SC – 14.5′ Spitfire Runabout (2005)

2013 – Syd Chipman, Lenoir, NC – 17′ Sharpie Sailboat built 2004

2012 – Matthew Gunning, Summerville, SC – 14′ Outboard Runabout (2005)

2011 – Tom Lathrop, Oriental, NC – 24’ Bluejacket Power Cruiser (2000)

2010 – Eric Rydzewski, Wilmington, NC – 38′ Downeast Cruiser “LOUISA”

2009 – Jim Warren, Myrtle Beach, SC – 5 Litre Vintage Hydroplane (2008-09)

2008 – Hank Bravo, Chapel Hill, NC – 12′ outboard skiff (2007)

2007 – Tim DeMars, Johns Island, SC – 17′ Kayak (2001)

2006 – Matthew Gunning, Summerville, SC – 14′ Outboard Runabout (2005)

2005 – Matthew Gunning, Summerville, SC – 14′ Outboard Runabout (2005)

2004 – Tom Lathrop, Oriental, NC – 13′ Classic Style Runabout (2004)

2003 – Tom Lathrop, Oriental, NC – 24′ Pilothouse Cruiser (2000)

2021 – Haverly and Jonathan Ramaci, Mount Pleasant, SC – 36′ Blanchard Cruiser (1929)

2019 – Captain Rob, McClellanville, SC – 19′ Canoe (1917)

2018 – Gregory Moore, Murphy, NC – 19.5′ Dory (1904)

2017 – Jim Moores, Beaufort, NC – 25′ Torpedo Launch (1911) – “CHINOOK”

2016 – Doug McQuilken, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 22’ New England Cat Boat (1911)

2015- Carson Benton & Neal Swann, Myrtle Beach & Georgetown, SC -13′ Sailboat (1900)

2014 – Carson Benton & Neal Swann, Myrtle Beach & Georgetown, SC -13′ Sailboat (1900)

2013 – Carson Benton/ Neal Swann, Myrtle Beach & Georgetown, SC – 13′ Sailboat (1900)

2012 – Carson Benton /Neal Swann, Georgetown, SC – 13′ Sailboat (1900)

2011 – Carson Benton/Neal Swann, Myrtle Beach, SC – 13’6” Saiboat (1900)

2010 – Dr. Michael Grace, W. Melbourne, FL – 15′ Dan Herald canoe (1872)

2009 – Dr. Michael Grace, W. Melbourne, FL – 14’5″ Stephens Double Masted Canoe (1878)

2008 – Russ & Barb Hicks, Eaton Rapids, MI – 18′ Amer. Beauty canoe (1911)

2007 – Dr. Michael Grace, W. Melbourne, FL – 16.5′ Lakefield canoe (1904)

2006 – Dr. Michael Grace, W. Melbourne, FL – 15′ Dan Herald canoe (1872)

2018 – Richard Grieb, Pawleys Island, SC – Model Salt Banks Schooner (1989)

2016 – Pierre Manigault, Mt. Pleasant, SC – 66” Model of International One Design (1955)

2015 – Robbin Cobia, Greensboro, NC – 8’ Model Canoe (2015)

2014 – Efrain Ortiz / Shearline Boatworks, Morehead City, NC – Remote Control Sportfisher Model (2014)

2013 – Efrain Ortiz / Shearline Boatworks, Morehead City, NC – 4′ Remote Control Model Power Boat (2013)

2021 – Doug Roberts, Moundsville, WV – 48″ Cradle Boat (2019)

2019 – Perry Gervais, Johns Island, SC – 3′ Rocking Dory (2019)

2018 – John Martin, Cottageville, SC – 6′ Child’s Rowboat (2003)

2017 – Perry Gervais, Johns Island, SC – 3’ Rocking Boat (2017)

2016 – Doug Roberts, Moundsville, WV – 54” Baby Cradle (2016)

2015 – Lawrence Tracy, Fountain Inn, SC – 5′ Cradle Boat (2005)

2014 – Doug Roberts, Moundsville, WV – 40″ Cradle Boat (2014)

2013 – Lawrence Tracy, Fountain Inn, SC – 5′ Cradle Boat (2005)

2021 – Michael Flynn, Charleston, SC – 20’1″ Mahogany Runabout Barrel Back Utility (2021)

2019 – Mason Cox, Morehead City, NC – 11’8″ Strip Plank Canoe (2015)

2018 – Matthew J Minisi, High Point, NC – 16′ Adirondack Guide Boat (2018)

2017 – William Spess, Murrells Inlet, SC – 16′ Ocean Kayak (2017)

2016 – Dave Fisher, Columbus, NC – 17’ Double Ended Owner Designed/ Built (2015)

2015 – Richard & Gwen Heusel, Pawleys Island, SC – 12′ Taylor Strip boat (1996)

Barry Blaisdell, Gloucestershire, MA – 37.5′ Crocker sailboat (1960)

Richard & Gwen Heusel, Pawleys Island, SC – 12′ Taylor Strip boat (1996)

2013 – Captain Eric Norman/Owner Andrea Helfrich, Hilton Head, SC – 50′ Elco (1928)

2012 – Tommy Graham, McClellanville, SC – 18′ Chris-Craft Sedan (1934)

2011 – Joe Phelan, Georgetown, SC – 12’ wood/canvas Kayak (2011)

2010 – John Flagg and Kyle Voorhees, Pawleys Island, SC – 12′ skin-on-frame Jr. Kayak (2010)

2009 – Asa Godbold, Florence, SC 17′ Runabout (1948)

2008 – Carson Benton, Myrtle Beach, SC (1900)

2007 – Nathan Trew & Nelson Bennett, Soddy-Daisey, TN – 12′ Phil Bolger Teal Sailboat (2006)

2006 – Jamie Bowles, Buchanan, VA – 17’9″ Sea Kayak (2006)

2005 – Ed Edelen, Myrtle Beach, SC – 28′ Garwood (1987)

2004 – Rob Robertson, Charleston, SC – 44′ Elco Cruiser (1939)

2002 – Rob Robertson, Charleston, SC – 44′ Elco Cruiser (1939)

2001 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Special Runabout (1950)

2000 – Willie & James Murphy, Goose Creek, SC – 9′ Mini Tug (2000)

1999 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Special Runabout (1950)

1998 – Philip Greene, Round O, SC – Wood Song Canoes

1996 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Special Runabout (1950)

1995 – Philip Greene, Round O, SC – Wood Song Canoes

1994 – Jim Varner, Charleston, SC – 17′ Chris Craft Special Runabout (1950)

1993 – Philip Greene, Round O, SC – Wood Song Canoes