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Outstanding archival photographs, many never before published, show canoes under construction, canoes underway, canoes being pitched off the factory roof, and everything from log drives to summer camps.

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9780884482031

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This gorgeous history of a venerable Maine business contains more thrills and spills, twists and turns than a day at the annual Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race.

"...elegantly designed, generously illustrated corporate history that should interest outdoor enthusiasts and anyone interested in the development of Maine.--William David Barry ""Maine Sunday Telegram"" ...the book to buy if...love canoes, or just enjoy reading...This is a fun read.-- ""Maine Antiques Digest"" ...Audette successfully weaves a history of Old Town Canoe that is comprehensive, interesting, and alive...richly illustrated.-- ""Woodenboat"" ...She's uncovered delightful tidbits, engaging stories and fascinating photographs...beautifully designed and printed.-- ""Maine Times"" This profile of the Old Town Canoe Company is full of feeling and thoughtfulness...written from a people perspective.-- ""Paddler Magazine"""

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Susan Audette began canoeing as an adult and quickly became and enthusiast. She was a member of the first United States Canoe and Kayak Marathon Team to attend the World Championships (1988), and although her love of the sport includes sleek racing canoes and kayaks, wood-and-canvas canoes remain a favorite. She is a member of Wooden Canoe Heritage Association. David Baker collects and restores canoes and has served as historian and librarian of the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association, consults, teaches, and lectures for museums and organizations.

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