Saga Girl at Sandy Ground. Additional information provided by Lawrence Brooks of Blowing Point, an avid race enthusiast : Saga Girl was built in St. Kitts in the early 80’s. This picture was probably taken around the mid-80’s - The gentlemen aboard may be: Buddy, James and Collins (they were crew members at that time). The others are unknown. They may have been moving the boat prior to race start with non-crew aboard.

Speed and Comfort in a boat race

Building a schooner in the Forest.

Interisland trading ship under sail off St.Maarten.

"Lady Maureen" interisland ferry, owned by the late David Hodge

Last minute preparations for August Monday boat races at Sandy Ground

Light and Peace at the Cove

Road Bay. Hurricane anchor shows Anguilla maritime ways.

Saga Girl at Mead's Bay

Saga Girl at Mead's Bay

Stay-Up at Sandy Ground

The Warspite, Anguilla's most famous ship. 75 feet long, built in 1902.

The Warspite. Anguilla's most famous wooden ship with the first steel hull ship, the Oyster Deep, visible in the background, located at Road Bay

Stamps

Warspite

Warspite Painting

Anguilla 1969 Forest Bay Boats

Anguilla_1969 Blowing Point boats

Anguilla !972 Blowing point pier

Anguilla 1972 Blowing point

Anguilla 1972 Blowing point

Anguilla_1973 Blowing Point note Landrover and VW aboard one boat

Anguilla 1973 Blowing Point ferry at Marigot with goat onboard

Anguilla !973 Blowing point ferry leaving marigot

!973 Boat ferry Captain Blowing Point

Post Card Title: Boat Race Anguilla Desc: Saga Girl, Speed, & Comfort , Design Publisher: Rendezvous Card Co., 5 Edgegrove St., Edison, N.J. 08817

1972 Anguilla Boats , Blowing Point

Anguilla 1972 Blowing point beach

Post Card Title: Scene at Island Harbor Desc: The blissful tropics of Anguilla are only a half day away from the U.S. Publisher: Rendezvous Card Co., 5 Edgegrove St., Edison, N.J. 08817

The Betsey-R ,The hills of St. Martin seen across the restless straits from Anguilla.