shipyard in Massachusetts
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Shipyard Galley
67 County Rd, 02739 Mattapoisett, United Statesest. 1987. Come in and check out our prepared meals, salads and baked goods. Have lunch in our dining room or takeout.
Newport Shipyard & Marina
One Washington Street, 02840 Newport, United StatesLocated in the heart of downtown Newport, RI, Newport Shipyard offers dockage and refit/repair work for sailboats and power boats of all sizes.
The Inn On Shipyard Park
13 Water St, 02739 Mattapoisett, United StatesThe Inn on Shipyard Park was built in 1799, and is the oldest seaside Inn in the nation. There's also fare and drinks served from our bar and restaurant. More info to come.
Conanicut Ship Store & Chndlry
Narragansett Avenue 20, 02835 Jamestown, United StatesIn Conanicut Marine Services provides Conanicut Marina on Narragansett Bay, yacht services, boatyard, chandlery, and the Jamestown to Newport Ferry.
Fairhaven Shipyard Companies, Inc.
Fort Street 50, 02719 Fairhaven, United StatesFairhaven Shipyard is Massachusetts Largest Boat yard. If you own a boat either commercial or yacht, big or small, Fairhaven Shipyard can be your one stop boatyard for Scheduled maintenance, emer…
Martha's Vineyard Shipyard
Beach Road 164, 02568 Tisbury, United StatesFull service boatyard located Vineyard Haven Harbor. Full range of hull, interior, boat repair, mechanical repair & restoration services
Martha's Vineyard Shipyard
Dock Street 45, 02539 Edgartown, United StatesFull service boatyard located Vineyard Haven Harbor. Full range of hull, interior, boat repair, mechanical repair & restoration services
Marine Commerce Terminal in New Bedford
63 Franklin St, Fl 3rd, 02110 Boston, United StatesThe Massachusetts Clean Energy Center is the first state agency in the nation dedicated solely to facilitating the development of the clean energy industry.
Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding Duclos Corporation
Walker Street 168, 02725 Somerset, United StatesA family-owned and operated shipyard located on in Somerset, MA with more than 417 vessels built as proof of its longevity and vessel reliability.