Thanks to...

• French & Webb, boat builders, restorers, and fine carpenters, working on new and classic wooden boats in Belfast, for business membership at the Commander level.
• good friends and new business member Left Bank Books, a great little shop on Main Street in Searsport, in a former bank built by Captain Jeremiah Merithew (for whom the museum's own Merithew House is named)
• New Commander-level business member Law Office of Aaron Fethke of Searsport
• Bluejacket Shipcrafters of Searsport, supplier of fine boat and ship models and kits, for renewal of business membership at the Captain level
• Our newest Corporate Commander member, oceanfront campground Searsport Shores Ocean Campground, rated #1 for RVs and tent camping in Maine
• Thomaston Place Auction Galleries, of Thomaston, Maine, premier auction and appraisal company dealing in fine art, furniture, boats, automobiles, firearms, and much more, for corporate membership at the Captain level
• Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors magazine, for generous allowance of four-color advertising space.
• Kinney's Estates residential park and mobile home service, and Kinney's Excavating, both in Searsport, for Corporate Membership at the Commander level.
• Steamboat Partners, Inc., for Corporate Commander membership. Steamboat runs the Mobil gas station and convenience store north of the museum on Route 1, as well as the adjacent car wash and coin laundry.
• Hinckley Yacht Services, in Southwest Harbor, for pulling and storing the Jacob Pike for the winter. She's in good hands!
• Certified Public Accountants Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker, of Bangor, for generous donation of accounting services.
• North End Shipyard of Rockland, home of the windjammers Heritage and American Eagle, for work on the Jacob Pike, including hauling, painting and more.
• WoodenBoat Magazine, for four-color advertising space in the November/December issue (see us on page 31).