Peterboro Canoe

The Peterboro gained its name from association with the area around Peterborough, Ontario. It was here that the carpentered canoe built with European woodworking skills was first "perfected", about in the 1800s. Several builders and designers were in the forefront of early efforts to develop the wooden canoe, among them Thomas Gordon of Lakefield, J.S. Stephenson and William English of Peterborough, and Daniel Herald of Gore's Landing on Rice Lake. During the decades that followed, the Peterborough Canoe Company gradually earned its own association with the "Peterboro" canoe. This model features strip plank construction and is intended to introduce beginners to this type of building method.

A Complete Kit Features:

* Midwest Micro-Cut Quality Basswood, Cherry and Mahogany parts.

* Cleanly pre-cut parts including Forms, Strongback, Stems and Decks

*Flexible Basswood planking strips

Specifications:
Overall Length: 15-7/8"
Height: 1-1/2"
Beam: 2-5/8" Scale: 1" = 1'