Trent Severn Antique & Classic Boat Association
Photo Gallery
Navigate below to view photos from events held by the Trent Severn Antique and Classic Boat Association.
Shop Day May 11, 2013
St. Patrick's Day Parade March17, 2013
Shop Day March 2, 2013
Chemong Yacht Haven Run September 23, 2012
ACBS Toronto Big Cruise for Big Cause August 18, 2012
About 150 wooden boats participated in the re-enactment of the 100 mile cruise of the Muskoka Steamships. The cruise was once a regular run for the Sagamo from Gravenhurst to Natural Park on Little Lake Joseph and it ran the route for 50 years. The Nippissing was reborn as the Segwun and has been the oldest operating steamship in North America. She celebrated her 125th year in 2012.
Manotick/Westport Run July 20-22, 2012
Victoria Place Run July 1, 2012
Paddle to Power June 23, 2012
Spring Workshop April 14, 2012
"Whatcha find recently" and "Whatcha fixing this winter" September 17, 2011
Fall Colour Run September 11, 2011
Hastings Waterfront Festival August 20, 2011
Miss Supertest Weekend August 6-8, 2011
Boshkung, Twelve Mile Run July 23, 2011
Victoria Place July 1, 2011
National Canoe Day in Beavermead Park June 25, 2011
Catchacoma Run June 18, 2011
Spring Workshop April 9, 2011
Christmas Dinner and Annual General Meeting December 5, 2010
Fall Colour Run September 19, 2010
Hastings Waterfont Festival & Antique Boat Display 2010
Manotick to Montreal Boat Trip August, 15 – 22, 2010
Official Relaunching of the Trent Tug July 23, 2010
Fenelon Falls Cruise July, 17, 2010
Hastings Waterfont Festival & Antique Boat Display 2009
August 2007 Hastings to Healey Falls Rendezvous: Experience the video to thrill at travelling with 16 wooden boats.
July 9 to 11, 2004 Lift Lock 100th Anniversary and Trent Severn Antique & Classic Boat Association's 2004 Boat Show
Trent Severn Antique & Classic Boat Association's 2003 Summer Rendezvous at Crowe's Landing on Stony Lake
The link below will take you to the history of the Peterborough Boat Company and a view of some of the many boats that were produced locally.
