Their Last Letters 1930-1938: Nathanael G. Herreshoff and William P. Stephens

Their Last Letters 1930-1938: Nathanael G. Herreshoff and William P. StephensNathanael Greene Herreshoff and William Picard Stephens Annotated by John W. Streeter Once locked away in a secret safe at the New York Yacht Club, a collection of letters emerged in the mid 1980s and has been woven together as Their Last Letters, a lively dialogue from 1930 until 1938 between naval architect Nathanael Greene Herreshoff and yachting historian and journalist William Picard Stephens. Published by the Herreshoff Marine Museum (Bristol,

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a naval architect and steam engineer

and biography

a collection of letters emerged in the mid-1980s and has been woven together as Their Last Letters

Nathanael Greene Herreshoff and William Picard Stephens

but he owned expansive mansions in Manhattan and Tarrytown

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All are in very used condition but all are intact

including management activity in seven America’s Cup campaigns

This volume pulls together these disparate “words… written on the wind” and makes them readily available to a broad audience

Once locked away in a secret safe at the New York Yacht Club

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