Palmer's Shipyard

The building on the left, in the famous painting of Palmer's Shipyard, is the same as in the photograph. It is known as the Noank Shipyard today. Palmer's Shipyard belonged to various members of the Deacon Palmer family .

( John Long / October 23, 2003 )

The building on the left, in the famous painting of Palmer's Shipyard, is the same as in the photograph. It is known as the Noank Shipyard today. Palmer's Shipyard belonged to various members of the Deacon Palmer family .

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