Watch Hull 103 take shape in Deltaville

Deltaville Maritime Museum Boat Shop Director John England, right, and volunteer Roland Anderson work on Hull 103 recently. Progress on Hull 103 can be viewed through large windows in the museum’s boat shop. The museum is at 287 Jackson Creek Road off General Puller Highway in Deltaville. Museum appointments can be made by calling 776-7200. (Photo by Bill Powell)

Bill Powell
Bill Powellhttp://deltavillemuseum.com
Bill Powell is the Special Events Coordinator for Deltaville Maritime Museum.

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